LASIK, Never Say Never For Eye Surgery Without Knife
Most of the million-plus people having LASIK each year to correct their vision are happy with the results, according to a 15-year literature review that indicates most reasons for discontent could be resolved with more patient education before surgery.
Ads are everywhere, on television and radio and in newspapers and to your mailbox: “Without glasses or contacts Live!” “Vision restoration!”
While noise is more LASIK surgery, but does it work? The short answer, for the vast majority of customers, is yes.
LASIK, or laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis, is the surgical modification of the eye in order to restore the proper functioning. Nearly 1.4 million procedures were performed in the United States in 2006.
In the past, only certain types of patients were good candidates for surgery. The new technology allows almost every person — nearsighted or farsighted, with or without Read More
