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October 26, 2005
Q:
Hi, A:
The safety profile is different for Verisyse than for laser vision
correction. Whereas most of the problems with laser vision correction would
occur during or shortly after the procedure, the Verisyse patient might
experience cataracts or problems with the endothelium several years later. Email:
October 28, 2005 Q:
Hello, What is life expectancy of a good sight after the procedure? Are there
any reapet surgeries in the future or it is a one time deal? A:
Most people will maintain their distance correction for most of their lives.
Approximately 5 of the patients will have a change in their distance vision
and could have further treatment in the future. Email:
October 28, 2005 Q:
what is EPI-K Laser surgeory ? A:
Epi-Lasik is a different way of performing PRK (Advanced Surface Treatment).
The big negative with Epi-Lasik or any form of surface treatment is that the
healing period is much longer and there is considerably more pain. Email:
October 29, 2005 Q:
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF EYE EXERCISES(BATES METHOD/SEECLEARLY/EYE EXERCISE SESSIONS
WITH A SPECIALIST) AND DO THEY WORK AS AN ALT.?
A:
Unfortuantely, there is no scientific evidence that the Bates method works.
It has certainly been tested. Email:
October 29, 2005 Q:
In the Southern California area (LA to San Diego), if you had to choose 3 facilities/sergeons
to have LASIK performed on your eyes, which would they be reguardless of cost?
Thanks. A:
It is not appropriate for me to comment on that. Email:
October 30, 2005 Q:
Is there any procedure that does not involve the cut of the flap? Is there a
precedure that involves the flap to stay on for the time of the corrective eye
surgery? A:
Advanced Surface Treatment, also known as PRK, Lasek, and Epi-Lasik, does not
involve a flap. Email:
October 30, 2005 Q:
Are Intacs available for those who have had RK 20 years ago? Thanks. A:
Intacs are available. Email:
October 31, 2005 Q:
Are Intacs be the best choice for someone who had Radial Keratotomy 20 years
ago? Thanks. A:
No, I do not think that Intacs are the best choice, at least in most situations.
Lasik or PRK is usually a better choice. Email:
October 31, 2005 Q:
I had laser surgery in 2000 because I was nearsighted. Now I am 46 and am having
a horrid time reading small print and have difficulty reading in dim light.
Is a second procedure available so that I can avoid reading glasses? A:
You can have a laser treatment, or have conductive keratoplasty (CK) to create
monovision. Email:
November 02, 2005 Q:
i had a cataract surgery two years ago,and just this august,my eyesight started
to become blurry.i just had a consultation @ laser eye center but i was denied
due to the reason that i had undergone a surgery.what other options can i do
in order for my eyesight to be like it was before A:
It depends on what is causing the problem. You should obtain a thorough examination
by an ophthalmologist. More
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