Laser Eye Surgery UK

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

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 00:42:57 +0000

I was thinking about joining the army or even the marines. Lately I’ve read a few things to make sure laser eye surgery is safe. I’m 15 right now but I really would like to join the military when I’m older. So far night vision problems can occur for a few months but that’s apparently rare. Other then reasons like that why does the surgery restrict what you can do in the military?

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.

how can I get a free makeover in the UK? That would include cosmetic surgery.?

admin — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 09:24:07 +0000

Cosmetic surgery
Laser Eye surgery
Vaneers

Umm, find a sugar daddy?

"changed my life for the better"scottish accent. Laser eye advertisement UK?

admin — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:00:16 +0000

Anyone know the ad with the scottish man he gets laser eye surgery sees a woman then goes changed my life for the better. what company was it with? Youtube link - can find no trace of it
Try googling your question. Or sit in front of the TV and wait until you see the ad!

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

admin — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 08:48:02 +0000

Seriously considering LASIK eye surgery and have already been for a consultation at Optical Express, but was wondering what fellow Yahoo-ers experience of UK based "high street" companies like Optical Express, Optimax and Ultralase are? Thanks!

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.

When you have laser eye surgery, can you see all of their instruments touching your eye?

admin — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 07:53:06 +0000

When you have laser eye surgery, can you see all of their instruments touching your eye?
What do you see during the procedure?
Do you feel anything?
Can you see anything?

As, you can see, there are a lot of questions going through my head about this. I am not having it done, but I am very curious about the subject Thank you!

I just had eye surgery but it was for cataract removal. The prep you for surgery and then put you in what is called, "twighlight", and you can’t really feel anything except a little water on your eye. It went pretty fast and I didn’t have any pain at all during the surgery. I had mine in the hospital and I could see some lights over head that looked colored. I was out of it but awake. They also cover your other eye and put a covering over. Later I was wheeled out and I felt fine. There was no patch involved.

Do Army helicopter pilots need laser eye surgery?

admin — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 01:50:42 +0000

I know pilots of planes are usually required to have perfect 20/20 vision through laser eye surgery (unless they already have 20/20), but, are Army helicopter pilots required to have laser surgery as well or is correctable 20/20 (contacts and glasses) okay? Thanks!

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.

What side effects do people experience after LASIK eye surgery nad how long do they last?

admin — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 04:34:55 +0000

I heard people experienced blurs and halos at night and eye dryness. Are those disadvantagespermanent? And how would the surgery affect a boxers career? Would a lasik-surged eye be more likely to lose good vision without returning to its normal vision than a none-surged…in other words will be my eyes and their vision more vulnerable after lasik in case I get hit?

Hi! This is from webmd:

Some patients experience discomfort in the first 24-48 hours after LASIK eye surgery. Other side effects, although rare, may include:

* Glare
* Seeing halos around images
* Difficulty driving at night
* Fluctuating vision
* Dry eyes

You should really consult an eye doctor who specializes in lasik surgery about your questions.

What happens before and after laser eye surgery?

admin — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 00:57:41 +0000

I need a description of what happens before and after laser eye surgery? Example, how many hours before surgery are you allowed to eat, wear contacts, etc. How many days after surgery can a person not watch the tv or use computer? Any more details before or after that a person needs to know, the better. Details please.

The best place to get those answers from is the place you are having the surgery. Typically, most places would want you out of your contact lenses for a few weeks before the surgery and you should be able to watch tv and use a computer almost immediately after.

What is the recommended age for laser eye surgery?

admin — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 08:02:30 +0000

I really want to get laser eye surgery, but i think im too young. I am 16 and half a year away from being 17. Am i too young? if so what age is recommended?

when i went to the opthamollogist,he told me dat power keeps on increasing till ur height increases(as size of eyeball changes)…..so u must wait till ur power becomes stable……..i think 18 is a bit early.i advice u to wait till 20 or 21…..

now please answer mine……….
http://in.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AuyLXk6ALupaYwEOpU1iv8OQHQx.;_ylv=3?qid=20110413212713AAFsdat

Can i get laser eye surgery?

admin — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 08:37:17 +0000

i am both cross eyed and short sighted so is it possible to get surgery for both of these problems? also if anyone knows any good surgeons in the UK or ireland it’d be much appreciated.

Thanks

basically laser surgery done on many condition like ur should be constant for more than 1 year and cornea thickness every thing is seen then they can tell after examination. no one can assure u that after surgery u dont have to use glass