LASIK laser eye surgery blog
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What are the risks of having a blade-cut flap in laser eye surgery? Should you choose the newer blade-free all-laser LASIK technique?
7Nov2008 | Dave Allamby | 11 comments | Continued
hi Ben
The research data on long term stability indicates 98% will remain with very good vision. If your distance vision ... Hi Jen
You can get z-lasik in the US too, and a link to providers is attached. yes, get the wavefront ...
Hi Dave,
I am currently looking into laser surgery, and one question I have is regarding how long it lasts, and ...
I am considering LASIK. I live in USA so was going to go for ilasik until I heard of zlasik ... Dear Alexis
We specialise in the treatment of reading vision so we can maintain your close vision while correcting your short ...
Dear Sir,
This is a request for information.
I am short sighted btween -5 and -6 with astigmatism in both eyes. I ... Hi Suzanne
Yes, happy to help. You have mild longsight as well as presbyopia (the need for reading glasses), hence the ... Thanks Andrei
The flap creation allows us to access the collagen within the cornea, where we can make a permanent change. ...
Great website, thank you! Thank you, Dave! Probably the best information resource I have seen so far!
Why do you need ...
Hi Dave,
I am at the early stages of researching the possibility of having laser eye surgery so forgive me if ...