September 02, 2010
Microkeratome
By Staff in Categories: LASIK
Microkeratome in Lasik .
3 Responses to “Microkeratome”
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mistaunbeatabl September 2, 2010 at 5:11 am
this is my worse fear about lasik. the blade cuttin my eye
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iotubo81 September 2, 2010 at 5:33 am
‘No Touch’™ laser vision correction.
This technique evolved from PRK.
It also treats the surface of the cornea but unlike other techniques, requires no assistance from manual surgical instruments. It is the only technique to use exclusively the Excimer Laser from start to finish.Check my video!
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dkantis September 2, 2010 at 6:31 am
Don’t do Lasik, it’s not safe!! Google: lasik suicides, lasik disaster, lifeafterlasik, lasik-flap, lasikcomplications and you will discover the truths about this permanent FLAP that never heals and has KNOWN and UNKNOWN problems for eternity. The Lying Lasik Doctors do NOT want you to know this, then they wouldn’t make $5,000 in 10 minutes…A FLAP can’t be safe, stick with contacts or worst case do PRK Refractive Surgery. The FDA is holding an emergency meeting on April 25th 2008…
