Dave Allamby | Aug 08, 2008 | Comments 0
THIS is a question I often get asked. It’s a very good question.
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Some new research from Professor John Marshall has helped shed light on this key topic and is something that everyone who is thinking about LASIK laser eye surgery needs to know.
Check back next week for my post on this topic…
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hi Stevie
People should not be guided by £395 headline prices. The reality is that quality laser eye surgery cost £3-4,000+, ...
Dear Dave,
Like most, I've been researching the possibility of surgery for some time, and have slowly noticed the high street ... Hi Paul
Depends on her age. If she is young there isnt anything I could recommend now or in the near ...
hi my husband went to have his eyes done today and the exact same thing happened!
i complained bitterly and pointed ...
Hi Dave,
My girlfriend has just been for a consultation today with a view to undergoing laser eye surgery. Unfortunately owing ...
Hi Terry, I have had a Lasik eye surgery to correct my vision about a year ago. I have been ... Hi Freda
Not sure why LASEK is being offered here. I do prefer LASEK enhancements for older LASIK cases when there ...
Hi Dave,
I had Lasik treatment on both eyes three months ago. I now need a recorrection. My surgeon told me ... Thanks Brook. For UK readers, Flarex is called FML here.
TLS stands for Transient Light Sensitivity, a term coined by the ...
I also have TLS and am just now (2 years after surgery) getting treated for it. It's common for it ... Hi Chad
You will be better off with PRK if you are planning Muay Thai training. Other activities shouldn't be a ...
I am in the Canadian army and can't decide on which procedure to go with because I am going to ... Hi Hazel. With the technology and skill available now, there is no need for most people to wear glasses. The ...
Hi Dave
I've been reading all the posts and they sound very helpful. I've been very tempted to get lazer eye ... Alex, There is no information on the RAF site, and a search for LASIK produces zero results.
The only info on ...
I am 17 and would love to be a pilot in the RAF but am myopic. Do you know if ...
Thank you very much for your answer, it really calmed me down a bit.
Best regards,
Eleonora 
Hi Marie
The Clinical Suitability Guidelines followed when patients are assessed for Laser Eye Surgery at Optical Express are set and ... Hi Ellie
No not common at all in LASIK surgery, but it is possible. Under-correction of that degree is rare but ... Hi Dave,
I got iLasik performed 4 weeks ago.
Since then I got 3 exams and they show I still got -2 ...
Dear Dave
Thanks for the reply and the information you have put my mind at ease and my glasses dont have ... Gill, Look forward to seeing you then. Your visual migraine isn't caused by astigmatism. Migraines can be produced by the ...
Hi Dave, Thank you for the information; it has certainly given me food for thought and I'm so glad I ... Hi Gilbert
OK, so planned under-correction may be an option. However, with the WaveLight not being 'tissue hungry' we may still ... My pleasure! 
Dear Dave
That's really helpful - thank you. I plan to book an appointment at your clinic so that I ...
