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<< previous page 1 next page>> written by Wally Singer While considering undergoing a LASEK eye surgery, or any other type of refractive surgery you probably have a lot of questions. You should find satisfactory answers to all of your questions before undergoing any surgery. written by David Berry Myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness, is a vision problem in which blurred distance vision is experienced. Nearsightedness can be treated with prescription eyeglasses or contacts or through laser procedures such as LASIK or PRK, as well as several new surgical and non-surgical options. written by David Berry PRK, or photorefractive keratectomy, is the process of removing cells from the surface of the eye to improve vision. PRK can be correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. This procedure is most often conducted on patients with thin corneas or other eye issues which make them unsuitable candidates for LASIK. written by David Berry Choosing a good LASIK surgeon is vital if you want your procedure to go smoothly. Not all refractive surgery offices are the same; they vary not only in price, but also in quality. Here’s what to look for in a good LASIK surgeon or refractive surgery office written by David Berry What do Brad Pitt and Jessica Simpson have in common? Besides being rich and famous, they’ve both had LASIK eye surgery to correct their vision. Learn more about other celebrities who have undergone LASIK surgery. written by Wally Singer LASIK is not usually covered by insurance companies, and the upfront costs can reach into several thousand dollars. Learn about your financing options when researching LASIK; do not let the upfront cost steer you away from improving your eyesight. written by Wally Singer Hyperopia, commonly known as farsightedness, is a vision problem in which blurred up-close vision is experienced. Farsightedness can be treated with prescription eyeglasses or contacts or through laser procedures such as LASIK or PRK, as well as several new surgical and non-surgical options. written by David Berry Correcting someone’s vision begins with understanding the eye’s structure and how it works. You also have to be able to measure the cornea. The first application combining laser technology and refractive surgery took place in 1980. Beginning with the excimer laser in 1995, the FDA has approved several significant advancements. written by David Berry LASIK eye surgery has gained a strong following since its recent introduction. This article intends to reveal answers to some frequently asked questions in relation to the surgical procedure. written by David Berry Stop listening to the myths about LASIK surgery. Many of them are jus that: myths. Find out what the true facts are and what this procedure can do for you. written by David Berry If you are farsighted, you could benefit from the non-invasive procedure known as conductive keratoplasty (CK). This article takes a closer look at CK surgery. written by Wally Singer There are many risks and benefits to LASIK, and among the most noted, is the restoration of 20/20 vision, but the risks should also be known. In this article, prospective clients will learn about the basic risks and benefits of this refractive surgery procedure. written by David Berry Many people ask what LASIK surgery can accomplish. This article will clear up what LASIK surgery is, and how it can be life changing. It is corrective eye surgery for people that suffer from eye conditions. written by David Berry There are a few alternatives to LASIK surgery. You do have other options. These alternatives include CK for Hyperopia, Refractive Lens Exchange, and Implantable Lenses, known as phakic IOLs. written by Wally Singer How effective is LASIK? LASIK surgery can change your life. It is one of the most rewarding, and safest procedures you can have done. By having LASIK surgery you can throw your eyeglasses away. written by Jon Arnold Undertand what LASIK surgery is and the fact that it is not for everyone. This article explains many things you should consider before you schedule yourself for this procedure. << previous page 1 next page>> |