NBC Nightly News Health Alert on LASIK Part 2 of 2
4/25/08 news with Brian Williams. 6 months after LASIK, 20% of patients have worse or significantly worse night vision and dryness complications from LASIK. The FDA study stopped at 6 months.
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Be worried about …
Be worried about your safety and avoid the complications by going in prepared! Check out safelasikguide [dot] com and read the whole site before you make a decision.
Comment by firefly21111 — July 21, 2009 @ 12:52 pm
LASIK is not a …
LASIK is not a permanent fix and your eyes change every 5 years. Make sure you understand this. Do you know that you’re electing to pay a Lying LASIK Quack and their commissioned staff, $4k to permanently slice a FLAP into both of your eyes, leaving your eyes dryer than the previous year, getting worse every year, causing you MUCH pain. Hence the reason the FDA’s website warns everyone: “the number one complication from ALL LASIK procedures is permanent Dry Eye Pain…” You’ve been warned!
Comment by dkantis — July 21, 2009 @ 12:52 pm
THINKING OF GETTING …
THINKING OF GETTING LASIK? THINK AGAIN AFTER YOU WATCH THESE WEBSITES:
LasikNewsWire
LasikFraud
Lasik-Flap
LifeAfterLasik
LasikComplications
LasikSucks4u2
LasikLiberty
FlawedLasik
LasikScam
DoctorMyeEye
VisionSimulations
LaserMyEye
Comment by dkantis — July 21, 2009 @ 12:52 pm
An elective …
An elective procedure, doctors will not come clean about the possible side effects of LASIK. Twelve years post-LASIK and it remains the worst decision of my entire life. Are you willing to take that chance?
Comment by wafuuwafuu — July 21, 2009 @ 12:52 pm
dkantis, you’re an …
dkantis, you’re an eyeglass salesman arent you? LOL
Comment by creepyd444 — July 21, 2009 @ 12:52 pm
Would you do LASIK …
Would you do LASIK if you knew the TRUE SUCCESS RATES?
1st Year Post LASIK: 88% success rates.
2nd Year Post LASIK: 65% success rates.
3rd Year Post LASIK: 50% success rates.
4th Year Post LASIK: 45% success rates.
5th Year Post LASIK: 40% success rates.
6th Year Post LASIK: 40% success rates.
7th+Year Post LASIK: Below 40%success rate.
Will you be one of the “lucky ones” that can last 10+ years without contacts or glasses?
Comment by dkantis — July 21, 2009 @ 12:52 pm
Look at all of the …
Look at all of the Lying LASIK Quack Charlatan Ophthalmic Panel Members!! They all have glasses on…buyer beware!! They will tell you they are happy with glasses, that’s why they never got LASIK. Truth be told, is they know the damages being left under the surface, cell mutation from the UV light of every laser, and the permanent FLAP that severs the nerves causing the decrease of tear production, a necessity for “healthy eyes, and visual acuity.” All of them, go to HELL!! Do not pass go!!
Comment by dkantis — July 21, 2009 @ 12:52 pm
Patients Beware!! …
Patients Beware!! LASIK doctors all across America are going BANKRUPT at exponentially growing rates!! They are NOT refunding patients their money!! Be very careful…you’ve been warned!!
Comment by dkantis — July 21, 2009 @ 12:52 pm
LasikComplications, …
LasikComplications, LifeAfterLasik,LasikScam, Lasik-Flap, LasikFraud, LasikSucks4u2, UsaEyes, LasikNightmare, FlawedLasik, LasikSurgeryWebsite, LaserMyEye, MyLasikStory, SurgicalEyes org, DoctorMyEye , LasikLiberty, VisionSimulations, EyeFreedom , NoBlur…Show me another procedure that has this many patient websites trying to WARN YOU to NOT have LASIK and how UNPREDICTABLE it has become, now being an epidemic!! YouTube: FDA LASIK and watch and listen to the estimated 600,000 ruined lives!!!
Comment by dkantis — July 21, 2009 @ 12:52 pm
But, what if, a …
But, what if, a patient takes the LAW into their own hands, now ruined and suicidal feeling there is nothing to live for? Doesn’t this create an “x” factor for the Lying LASIK Doctors to think about? Does safety now come before money for once? Only time will tell. Basically, the Lying LASIK Doctors have lied in order to save a lawsuit, while pushing the patient past the Statute of Limitations to sue them which is about 2 years usually, all while ruining his patient’s eyesight and life.
Comment by dkantis — July 21, 2009 @ 12:52 pm