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Comment on Why does laser/ lasik eye surgery restrict the things you can do in the military? by jeeper_peeper321

jeeper_peeper321 — Thu, 03 May 2012 00:22:23 +0000

Have you ever driven at night in the rain, and seen how oncoming head lights are flared ?

Well one of the side effects of lasik eye surgery

is for some people, lights at night, can flare like that, limiting your vision.
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Comment on Why does laser/ lasik eye surgery restrict the things you can do in the military? by Future Devil Dog

Future Devil Dog — Wed, 02 May 2012 21:22:19 +0000

You can get eye surgery and be fine. I’m almost certain the Corps has waivers for that and you will be able to do anything that Marines with normal vision can do. I’m 17 and plan to go in next summer, but I REALLY don’t want to wear those birth control glasses so I’m going to talk to a recruiter about laser eye surgery. I’ll probably try to get that soon.
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Comment on Thinking of getting laser LASIK eye surgery in the UK, who would you recommend and why? by Adrienne

Adrienne — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:12:23 +0000

had laser eye surgery in Niagara Falls, canada at Lasik Provision. My surgery was about 12 years ago and my vision is 20/20 to date. This procedure changed my life! I can’t recommend this procedure enough and I hope that you can give yourself the gift of sight. In the UK I would highly recommend The London vision clinic and have Dr. Dan Reinstein do your surgery. He is a very experienced surgeon and he has such a good reputation in the UK. He has done many procedures and is always doing clinical studies and research. I hope this helps and if you have any further questions about the process of the surgery please contact me. If you even come to Niagara Falls I would highly recommend Dr. Andrew Taylor. He is golden in my books.
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http://www.lasikprovision.com

Comment on Thinking of getting laser LASIK eye surgery in the UK, who would you recommend and why? by Stanley

Stanley — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:39:01 +0000

If lazer eye surgery is so good how is it that most of the eye consultants i have seen over the years wear glasses ?.
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Comment on Thinking of getting laser LASIK eye surgery in the UK, who would you recommend and why? by Dr. Julius M Hibbert M.D.

Dr. Julius M Hibbert M.D. — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 13:58:46 +0000

Well if your prescription had been getting worse at a steady rate in recent years then expect that to continue. Laser eye surgery doesn’t fix your eyes in any permanent way. its more like putting on a permanent contact lens to alter the shape of the cornea. Laser eye surgery (as with contact lenses) does not stop further deterioration in eyesight (which would have happened minus surgery.)

I was in your position and pursued the laser option with one of the names you mentioned but when i found out the blade part (cutting a slice in the cornea) i chose to back out of it.
Natural eyesight restoration can work with some people. You can try it for free as opposed to surgery. The risks and costs involved require careful consideration. I chose the natural eyesight restoration path and as a result got rid of problems such as dry eyes, ocular muscle restriction and irregular blinking. My depth perception also improved.

By the way to back up my answer i would say i dont get paid or have any obligation to promote one side of the arguement. Im just aware of the different options out there and will talk straight with you

PS
Adrienne’s answer is just promoting the services her company offer. She has made this obvious by stating in her profile that she is the actual manager of the company. Note also the posting of the company’s website in her answer.
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Comment on Thinking of getting laser LASIK eye surgery in the UK, who would you recommend and why? by pmt853

pmt853 — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 13:25:11 +0000

I’m having one eye done with Optical Express next week so I hope they’re as good as people say they are. Optical Express, Ultralase and Optimax all gave me a range of tests and recommended the same treatment. I’m going with optical Express as they offer treatment locally and were marginally cheaper than Optimax and considerably cheaper than Ultralase.
They all said it’s best to get it done when you’re young. I’d probably have got more out of it if I’d had it done 15 years ago.
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Comment on Thinking of getting laser LASIK eye surgery in the UK, who would you recommend and why? by hornchurchmale

hornchurchmale — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 12:28:21 +0000

I had it done at moorefileds as that is where the opticians go to have theirs done ( Lasik) not cheap but very reassuring.
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Comment on Do Army helicopter pilots need laser eye surgery? by cc_82

cc_82 — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 08:33:17 +0000

what country are you in? Different countries have different requirements. The Australian army is very strict with its eyesight requirements but the US army might be different. I know as of a few years ago, eyesight for pilots had to be 20:20. I think it’s been lowered recently.
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Comment on Do Army helicopter pilots need laser eye surgery? by Army pilot

Army pilot — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 03:34:22 +0000

Surgery is not required and you can wear glasses. If you do not meet the minimum standard vision wise you will not be accepted, period. Once you are in, and the Army has invested time and money into you, if your vision slips a bit you are allowed to wear glasses, if your vision deteriorates surgery is an option to bring it back in line.
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Comment on Do Army helicopter pilots need laser eye surgery? by X

Mon, 09 Jan 2012 02:33:10 +0000

The army wont pay for the surgery and perfect vision is required. Usually if you dont have it before applying they wont consider you
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