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LASIK is a type of eye surgery performed by Eye surgeons for correcting myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. All the information related to LASIK is discussed on this website.
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- This information is collected from http://www.usae...
- Commnly Asked Questions About LASIK
- Free E-Book on LASIK
- Complete checklist
- Checklist - After surgery
- Cheecklist - During LASIK Surgery
- Checklist-before LASIK surgery
- Finding a right LASIK Doctor.
- Risks associated with LASIK
- When is Lasik not suitable?
- Alternatives for LASIK Surgery
- FDA Regulations for LASIK
- The procedure of Lasik
- Why Lasik
- Brief about LASIK
- LASIK - Overview of LASIK.
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About LASIK
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- LASIK also known as laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis which is helpful in correcting eye related problems such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism, was made possile by an spanish opthalmologist by name Jose Barraquer in the year 1950. LASIK is performed in three steps. The first step is to create a flap of corneal tissue. The second step is remodeling of the cornea underneath the flap with the laser. Finally, the flap is repositioned. Patients are usually given a course of antibiotic and anti-inflammatory eye drops. These are continued in the weeks following surgery. Patients are usually told to sleep much more and are also given a darkened pair of shields to protect their eyes from bright lights and protective goggles to prevent rubbing of the eyes when asleep and to reduce dry eyes. They also are required to moisturize the eyes with preservative-free tears and follow directions for prescription drops. Patients should be adequately informed by their surgeons of the importance of proper post-operative care to minimize the risk of complications.
Thanks for the great information on LASIK.
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