Some people have had really bad outcomes and they have something
to say about it. If you are looking for objectivity you may not
find it at these websites, but you will learn the opinions and experiences
of some people who have had minor to great difficulty after Lasik,
PRK, RK, and other refractive surgery procedures.
Even though the percentage of Lasik patients who have long-term
problems is relatively low, with millions of surgeries already performed
even a small percentage is a large number of people. Some of these
people have created websites to communicate their experiences.
Some websites have better information than others. Some attempt
to be responsible in their presentation. Some are decidedly biased.
All appear to have the desire to frighten people away from Lasik
today, even if their experiences of many yesterdays were with techniques
and technology that no longer is relevant.
Only primary websites are listed as some of these individuals
have many websites with different domain names containing similar
information.
USAEyes has no affiliation with these
websites.
We do not infer accuracy in any information they provide
or any endorsement of any kind.
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lasermyeye.org
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www.lasikreality.com
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mylasikstory.com
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If you are ready to choose a doctor to be evaluated for conventional
or custom
wavefront
Lasik,
Bladeless Lasik,
PRK,
LASEK,
Epi-Lasik, RLE, or any
refractive surgery procedure, we highly recommend you consider
a doctor who has been evaluated and certified by the USAEyes
nonprofit organization. Locate a USAEyes Evaluated & Certified
Lasik Laser Eye Surgery Doctor.
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