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[...] and the Truths Behind Them It can be hard to know where to turn for information about laser vision correction. In the recent past, the media has been peppered with conflicting stories about this [...]

[...] Question: It has been 7 months since my operation, I still have dry eyes and blurry vision. Is this an issue to address with my Doctor? Or will it heal over time? Answer: [...]

[...] (slight nearsightedness or farsightedness following the procedure), night glare and halos, and dry eyes. Even so, these risks are small. More rare risks include glaucoma, inflammation inside the eye, [...]

[...] as being extremely low. Fiction: Complications and side effects, such as night glare and dry eyes, should be expected after having laser vision correction. Fact: As with any other surgery, there [...]

[...] . Anyone considering the procedure should do their homework before selecting a surgeon. Potential patients should first consult their own eye doctor to determine if they are a candidate and for [...]

[...] and phacoemulsification devices, the refractive error devices include excimer lasers and contact lenses, and devices for other retinal disorders are vitrectomy systems. The report analyzes future [...]

[...] : While LASIK has proven to be overwhelmingly successful in reducing dependence on glasses and contact lenses, the degree of improvement may vary depending on the individual. Each patient’s need for [...]

Mechanical engineering Assistant Professor Adela Ben-Yakar at The University of Texas at Austin has developed a laser “microscalpel” that destroys [...]

[...] ? Answer: Your prescription is high, and your corneas are thinner than normal. If your corneal topography is at all abnormal, I would NOT consider any laser treatment such as LASIK or PRK (LASEK); [...]

[...] of myopia. If your corneal topography is perfectly normal, you could consider a corneal laser refractive surgery such as LASIK or PRK. If you choose LASIK, I would recommend the all-laser approach [...]

[...] before the procedure can identify patients who are at a high risk for long-term risk for long-term complications. Fiction: Laser vision correction is so new that no one really knows if there are any [...]