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LASIK Eye Surgery: Five Things you should know.
By Dr.Phil Hariram

  LASIK eye surgery has enabled millions globally to see clearly without using spectacles or contact lenses. It is the most popular refractive surgical procedure because it is almost painfree and corrected vision occur the following day. LASIK is an acronym for laser assisted in- situ keratomileusis.

Five facts you should know before deciding to go ahead with LASIK eye surgery are listed below.

1. What is LASIK? It is a refractory surgery procedure for correcting short and long sightedness. During the procedure a thin flap is made either by a cutting device called microkeratome or by the newer IntraLase laser. The surgeon raises the flap, then ablates the required corneal tissue with an excimer laser to reshape the cornea.The flap is then replaced over the area where the tissue was ablated. This flap acts as protective cover over the treated cornea. The doctor performing the procedure uses a computer to calculate and prepare the laser for the particular refractive problem of the patient.

2. What to do before LASIK eye surgery? When seriously considering this surgical procedure,the most important thing to
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The Effects Of Laser Eye Surgery
By John Porter

  Although popularly we know it as lasik eye surgery it is also known as refractive this surgery or vision repair surgery. The last name describes the surgery best as it actually repairs one's vision. What does is that it reshapes your cornea thereby allowing you to have normal vision without any external aid like glasses or contact lens. And recently there has been a lot of advancement in the field of this operation.

They has been embraced by many a patient over the last decade to correct some specific eye defects. It has caught the imagination of people and has been gaining popularity every year. But this surgery does have its own effects and it varies from one patient to another. So before you actually decide on getting an operation done, you should always consider the pros and the cons.

Basically this is used to cure three main types of eye conditions - myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism. Myopia, also know as nearsightedness is the problem of not being able to see what is far away without glasses. Hyperopia, also known as farsightedness, is the other
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