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Do’s and don’ts after LASIK surgery…

admin — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 04:31:03 +0000

On the day of your LASIK eye surgery, you should aim to simply rest as much as possible. You should avoid touching, poking or rubbing the eye, although your LASIK surgeon may give you cotton wool to very, very gently dab the eye with if you experience discomfort.

A significant amount of issues arising after LASIK eye surgery come from patients who have rubbed their eyes afterwards.

Even though the flap created as part of the LASIK eye surgery procedure will begin healing immediately, you should avoid any kind of strenuous activity in the weeks following your surgery.

Read the full article “Do’s and don’ts after LASIK surgery…” at EyeInfo.com

Blade vs. Bladeless LASIK

admin — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:08:23 +0000

In the past, as a potential LASIK eye patient, you had less to think about when trying to choose the best laser eyes surgery for your needs.

However, in recent years, ‘bladeless’ surgery, using a further laser instead of a cutting device, has become more popular.

The information regarding both of these options is not conclusive, so it can be a good idea to inform yourself independently about the differences and pros and cons, of the two procedures.

Read the full article “Blade vs. Bladeless LASIK – What You Need to Know” at EyeInfo.com

Wavefront LASIK laser eye surgery…

admin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 13:59:23 +0000

Wavefront is another form of laser treatment, which goes a little further than conventional laser eye surgery.

Conventional laser eye surgery treats the area based on the patient’s optical prescription and treatment is in the form of a pattern programmed into the system by the surgeon, but it can leave the patient with some night vision problems such as glare and halos…

Read the full article “Wavefront LASIK laser eye surgery explained…” at EyeInfo.com