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Which Laser Eye Procedure Should I Have?

Which Laser Eye Procedure Should I Have?

Simply, there are two options available to you: LASIK or PRK (aka surface laser, LASEK). In my clinic around 95% of all treatments are LASIK. Surface laser is usually reserved for those cases where the cornea is too thin for the LASIK option.

| May 16, 2010 | Comments 22
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Denise Van Outen treated at FOCUS Laser Vision in London

Denise Van Outen treated at FOCUS Laser Vision in London

Watch Denise Van Outen in her own words talking about her recent laser eye surgery at FOCUS Laser Vision. Denise explains about her problems wearing glasses or contact lenses while working as a TV presenter and what led up to her decision to go ahead with laser eye surgery.

| May 16, 2010 | Comments 2
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5 Secrets of Choosing a Laser Eye Surgery Clinic

5 Secrets of Choosing a Laser Eye Surgery Clinic

Revealed, the 5 secrets to choosing a laser eye surgery clinic. Not to be missed.

| May 16, 2010 | Comments 4
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Healing of LASIK flaps

Healing of LASIK flaps

The better healing at the interface of thin flaps is one of the reasons for the introduction of femtosecond lasers.

| May 12, 2010 | Comments 10
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When is a Cornea Too Thin for LASIK?

When is a Cornea Too Thin for LASIK?

Many surgeons don’t cut LASIK flaps in corneas less than 500 microns. Being able to create very accurate LASIK flaps with the new femtosecond lasers (e.g. Ziemer, Intralase, Zeiss) leaves more tissue behind and so allowing larger treatments.

| May 07, 2010 | Comments 2
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