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Phakic IOLs, An Alternative For Those Unsuitable For Laser Vision Correction

Jan 28th, 2012 by Dr James Genge | 0

Laser eye surgery is a healthy and accurate approach to achieve freedom from eyeglasses or contacts. However, there can be a subset of patients who regrettably are unsuitable for laser vision correction. Usually, these patients are either too myopic (shortsighted) and fall outside the treatment method possible with LASIK, have corneas that are too thin, or have corneas that are shaped abnormally. Patients’ eyesight can sometimes get worse yet if medicated with Laser in these cases, but cautious pre-operative testing picks up on them.

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Modern Eye Exams Can Uncover All Kinds Of Issues Connected To Your Health

Jan 28th, 2012 by Chris J Phillips | 0

With regards to modern eye exams then you should see that they have actually changed over the years and are now capable of dealing with much more than just your eyesight. They can now spot various conditions quite early on and then help to stop them from gradually getting a lot worse as well.

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Do Prescription Glasses Make Your Eyesight Deteriorate Quicker: Discover

Jan 26th, 2012 by Kristina Haden | 0

Do prescription glasses make your eyesight deteriorate quicker is a question that has been met with a lot of contradicting views. This question has made very many people wonder and thirst for the facts concerning the issue. Ophthalmologist -eye specialists and other professionals have been unable to provide a suitable answer to the disturbing question. However, they have succeeded in presenting helpful information regarding the advantages and disadvantages of using the glasses.

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Why Choose Blade-Free LASIK Over Blade Laser Vision Correction?

Jan 25th, 2012 by Dr James Genge | 0

Blade free Laser Eye Surgery is all about the pinnacle of technology for laser vision correction. It allows LASIK to achieve new degrees of reliability, ease and safety for subjects. In Blade free Laser Vision Correction, the corneal flap is created with a Femtosecond Laser in place of a Microkeratome (an oscillating blade) that is used in classic Lasik surgery.

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