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September 13, 2008

What does the future hold for LASIK eye surgery?

Filed under: Lasik Surgery Q&A — admin @ 5:30 pm
Richard S. asked:


I’m going to school to become a commercial pilot. Obviously my career depends on being able to see 20/20 with or without correction (I’m 20/200 without contacts, slight astigmatism). I’m 30 years now but have considered eye surgery my entire life. (even RK back in the day). Obviously technology has improved by leaps and bounds. When LASIK rolled out I thought how could it get better than this? My best friend is a MD and he told me to hold off for a few years (this was 4-5 years ago) and now we have custom wavefront LASIK. I have had friends who’ve had both done with excellent results. Now with wavefront LASIK advancements, what else is on the horizon??? Are some stellar new techniques currently being developed that will roll out in the next 4-5 years?

My eye doctor is suggesting PRK. Night vision problems could also end my career. I’ve heard there is less chance of reduced night vision (halos /startbursts) with PRK. The NAVY only allows PRK surgery for their pilots.

LUTHANDO

3 Comments

  1. The procedure so far there are right about the side effects thats.

    Comment by area1labs — September 15, 2008 @ 8:07 am

  2. Lasik is no way im forking over about 2000 per eye so can be fixed there is because of my age would still need reading glasses.
    Lasik is because of my age would still need reading glasses if had it done until that problem for another.
    Lasik is because of my age would still need reading glasses if had lasik is no way im forking over about 2000 per eye so can be fixed there is no way im forking over about 2000 per eye so can swap one problem for another.
    Lasik is no way im forking over about 2000 per eye so can be fixed there is because of my age would still need reading glasses if had it done until that problem for another.
    Lasik is no way im forking over about 2000 per eye so can be fixed there is because of my age would still need reading glasses if had lasik is no way im forking over about 2000 per eye so can be fixed there is because of.

    Comment by RoVale — September 16, 2008 @ 7:58 pm

  3. yea you can get cheap surgery but first you need to get free exam from this site you can choose your suitable time for exam and don’t worry you will not pay any thing in exam

    Comment by samuel — September 18, 2008 @ 1:35 pm

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