Sunday, February 17, 2008

My Grandfather and Corrective Laser Eye Surgery

When I came home from college for the Thanksgiving holidays, I was very surprised to hear that he had undergone Corrective Laser Eye Surgery for his vision. It came to my attention immediately, as he was wearing sunglasses on a rainy Maryland afternoon. Apparently one of the possible temporary side effects of the Lasik procedure is a sensitivity to light. After talking with him privately, he hadn't actually had any of the side effects that his Lasik physician had described, but was having a wonderful time making the family think that he did. What a character.

Granddad is one that always enjoys new gadgets, people's sympathy, and the chance to tell another story to anyone willing to listen. It almost seems that the Lasik procedure was tailor made for him, especially since his Lasik operation was essentially trouble free. In addition to the sunglasses, the doctor that performed his Lasik surgery gave Granddad a pair of goggles to wear at night so that he would not rub his eyes in his sleep. Granddad also wore them at breakfast and for most meals, saying that a possible squirt in the eye from a grapefruit or wine glass was not allowed in the Lasik manual. I should mention that we don't usually drink wine, and that he was not given a Lasik manual... More>>>


Friday, February 15, 2008

Good Post-Op Care For Corrective Laser Eye Surgery

One of the most marvelous advancements using modern technology is the corrective laser eye surgery procedure, where in the space of fifteen minutes many people can reduce or eliminate their reliance on glasses or contact lenses. There is very little preparation for the surgery on the Lasik patient's side, and the Lasik procedure itself takes less than twenty minutes.

With current technology and an excellent Lasik physician, there is a very high success rate for nearly all Lasik surgeries. Though not all corrective laser eye surgery patients get or keep exactly 20/20 vision, there is a vast improvement in the Lasik client's vision and dependence on corrective eyewear. The two most important factors under the patient's control is the choice of the physician and good post-operative care... More>>>

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Sunday, February 10, 2008

My Corrective Laser Eye Surgery Story

I am putting this story on the web to encourage those who are interested in corrective laser eye surgery, but have read so many horror stories that they are getting ever more reluctant. I had to get off of the Internet to get enough courage to even go down to a nearby Lasik center to have them talk about my individual case. I am glad I went, and the people were very kind, professional, and encouraging.

Let me begin with why I was even interested in Lasik. I have worn glasses for thirty years, ever since I was a little nipper. I have very weak eyes, and needed to wear my glasses from the moment I woke up until I went to bed. I have a special spot where they are kept, and a number of backup pairs of glasses so that I never have to go without them. I also have had some dry eye problems for the last few years, which is often a reason that Lasik doctors do not recommend the Lasik procedure for some people..... More>>>



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Friday, February 8, 2008

Eliminate Your Fears of Corrective Laser Eye Surgery!

Thinking about Corrective Laser Eye Surgery using a Lasik procedure is a big step, and many people are a little hesitant to ask the questions that they have. The Lasik procedure, though widely talked about, is not discussed in detail, and people tend to fear the unknown. This report addresses some of the more commonly held fears, and talks about the experience for the vast majority of people that undergo Corrective Laser Eye Surgery.

A most common fear when thinking about corrective eye surgery, or really thinking about any surgery in general, is the possibility of pain during or after the operation. Since the Lasik surgeon works on patients that are conscious, this is a widely held apprehension. In every operation the Lasik surgeon applies numbing drops into the eyes before the procedure starts, and the patient is also given a mild sedative to relax them and make sure that they are comfortable. Though a small pressure to the eye may be felt during the Lasik procedure, the process itself is relatively pain free... More>>>


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Wednesday, February 6, 2008

More Information On Corrective Laser Eye Surgery

For more information on corrective laser eye surgery and how the LASIK surgical procedure can benefit you, the following two links will take you to the top lasik laser eye surgery sites on the internet.


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Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Have You Heard About Intra Lasik?

Now that Lasik vision correction surgery, or corrective laser eye surgery has been accepted for a number of years, there are several popular options for the procedure. One of these is IntraLasik, or Intralase, or bladeless Lasik. As the name implies, there is no cutting of the eye with a blade, instead the flap in the eye is made using a laser. Since bladeless Lasik is a newer procedure, there are a number of opinions around about how well this procedure works.... More>>>
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Friday, February 1, 2008

Welcome To The Corrective Laser Eye Surgery Blog

If you are looking for information on corrective laser eye surgery, you have come to the right place. We will be adding posts on a regular basis with all the information that you want, and need to know about corrective eye surgery, lasik surgery, lasic laser eye surgery, lasic eye correction, laser vision correction and everything else associated with lasiks.