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www.lasereyesurgery.ie Our video shows a patient that has near sighted vision problems with his eyes. There are two types of proceesures. 1. LASIK – This is the most popular refractive laser eye surgery dublin procedure which means “laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis.” The main benifit of LASIK over other correction procedures is the lack of pain afterwards and the fast recovery time. Many clients go back to work on the same day of reatment. The instrument used during the operation is called a microkeratome which creates a very thin flap that

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Question by S: About laser eye surgery?
I hear a rumour that even after you have had laser eye correction your eyesight can still continue to get worse over time. Is it worth spending all that money for corrections that are only temporary, or is this rumour not true?

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Answer by princeidoc1st of all:

everyone needs reading correction at about age 43-45. that will happen regardless of if you have

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Question by blackhills2000: Regarding laser eye surgery.?
If someone has laser eye surgery, is it possible that during the laser vision correction, it may also zap out some “eye floaters”?

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Answer by RickNo. The laser is a type of excimer laser, which is a type of cold, non-penetrating laser. In other words, the laser will react with the first tissue it comes in contact with regardless if it is optically “clear”. The cornea is the clear tissue on the surface of the eye. Floaters occur in the vitreous about 1/2 inch into the eye. There is no possible way this laser can effect the floaters this far back.

There are a few doctors experimenting with using a more traditional YAG laser to zap floaters, however it is not usually effective and considered experimental. In my own opinion, the YAG laser may be up for the job, but would be equivalent to zipping asteroids out of space with a joystick. It would have to automated and computer guided to be effective. Problem is, insurance companies do not consider floaters to be visually significant, and no insurance company would pay for the treatment necessary to support development of such technically sophisticated equipment.

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With Regards To Laser Notice Surgery.?

For more info visit the website of Dr. Vryghem: www.vryghem.be The Schwind Amaris 750 S is the next sophisticated device for laser treatments in Dr. Vryghem’s leading refractive eye surgeon practice. Over the years Dr Vryghem has gained experience in RK (scratches), lasik, FemtoLASIK, phakic lens implants (Artisan and Artiflex) and refractive lens exchange (RLE). Since 1995 he has worked with several excimer lasers including the WaveLight Alegretto 200 Hz (2003) and with femtosecond lasers such as the Ziemer LDV (2006). With his latest acquisition, the excimer laser Schwind Amaris S 750 (750 Hz), Dr. Vryghem renews his laser platform to ensure his patients the best possible treatment in eye surgery. The objective has always been to have the latest and most innovative technologies available to his patients. This is why Dr. Vryghem chooses to buy this highly advanced equipment as soon as possible and to use it in his practice. Transcription of the video: 0 – 1 min –

Dr. Vryghem With An Eye For Detail Almost Eye Surgery