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Topic Title: Anyone have Lasik eyework done? Topic Summary: Created On: 04/24/2005 05:30 PM |
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07/17/2016 03:53 PM
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I had PRK lasik done 3 1/2 months ago. Its awesome I have 20/15 in both eyes now and no side effects. (I could barely see the top letter on the chart before) Recovery time was a little slow, but totally worth it. My left eye was 20/20 after 6 days but the right eye took about a month and a half to hit 20/20. Now I'm 20/15 in both eyes. Only draw back was dry eyes for a month or two after the surgery, but that can be compensated for with drops. PM me if you want to know more. |
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05/06/2017 08:31 PM
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Day 6 and things are healing up nicely! Went to Dr. O'Brien at New Vision Eye Center 772-257-8700 in Vero. It was close to Melbourne and great Dr. Who also understands Bell's palsy. If you are health first employee let me know. I was able to get a relationship establish with them and Health first. You can get a 20% discount.(they also have other companies on their list) Thanks dropsolo for the recommendation!!! Update: Still going great! Had check ups all year (no extra cost like others). Been great trying to rework my brain to keep eyes open thru the dirty barrels. Need more barrel time (don't we all) My wife is scheduled this month to have Dr. O'Brien perform PRK for her also. ------------------------- Time and tide wait for no one..... |
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05/07/2017 05:54 AM
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Awesome man!
Any halos, starburst?
Severe dry eye?
How Night driving?
PRK is Way to go! Longer recovery time
But better for sports/athletics .
Florida eye institute also has ethical
Doctors who said I wasn't candidate
While other facilities said yes wanted money
Upfront and care only
About your $$ and not the human
Condition. So if they ask for money
For free consultation run away
Fast!!
P.s. There is a site about PRK
and what to look for-laser, recovery
Care
------------------------- Style is what you make it! |
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05/07/2017 06:23 AM
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WOOOOOOOOF! |
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05/07/2017 05:09 PM
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Awesome man! Any halos, starburst? Severe dry eye? How Night driving? PRK is Way to go! Longer recovery time But better for sports/athletics . Florida eye institute also has ethical Doctors who said I wasn't candidate While other facilities said yes wanted money Upfront and care only About your $$ and not the human Condition. So if they ask for money For free consultation run away Fast!!... -some Halos for about a month as I healed. -no severe dry eye. In fact slightly better than before?! Go figure?! -Night Driving is fine. every now and then with certain lights coming head on I notice halos. but not as often as the old glare with smudged eyeglasses -Did my research and saw if it was cheap..run! they charged for everything after and had horrible reviews. I can't say enough about Dr. O'Brien and his staff. Plus the discount they gave was a bonus! We put the $towards surf trip and some new shades Disclaimer: No contacts were lost in the making of this micro barrel ------------------------- Time and tide wait for no one..... Edited: 05/08/2017 at 06:54 AM by KP |
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04/30/2019 07:11 PM
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Frothing321- figured I would but my update here.
Was in Hawaii a few weeks back and being able to duck dive with eyes open was crucial almost everywhere I surfed. It was soooo nice to not lose contacts or fool with them etc. etc.!! Still taking fish oil but not religiously as before. Can feel the difference if I go too long. My wife had the same surgery (same Dr) and we have been happy. ------------------------- Time and tide wait for no one..... |
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05/01/2019 07:10 AM
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Nice!! What does fish oil do?
In your opinion, how long after surgery could I safely open my eyes underwater in the ocean?
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