Dr. Tueng T. Shen, highbrow of ophthalmology during a University of Washington School of Medicine, as well as her group during a University of Washington suggest a ultimate in visual eye surgery. The safer brand new ‘LASEK’ procession can be finished but slicing a strap in a cornea, as a comparison as well as some-more informed LASIK operation requires.
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dkantis
June 25th, 2010 at 5:03 am
I too am a victim of LASIK. I too bought in to all of the lies telling me that it was painless, safe, proven, and had a 95% success rate. All lies. Every year my eyes get dryer and dryer and I’m wondering if my eye is dying from having had the nerves cut never to regrow since the LASIK FLAP was created. I never had dry eye or eye pain until I paid a LASIK Lying Quack Charlatan $5k to ruin my eyes and thus my life. Every LASIK surgery is a failure because it leaves you with permanent dry eye
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