Laser Eye Surgery Blog
Laser Eye Surgery Fears Explained
There are several reasons why patients refrain from undergoing Laser Eye Surgery, many of which are either myths or can be dispelled if the right surgeon and clinic is chosen. Regardless, these fears still exist and I would like to address some of the major ones. As you are probably aware, if you have started looking into the Laser Eye Surgery procedure, you will not be unconscious during the surgery. When people hear the word surgery, they tend to associate it with… Read more
Laser Eye Surgery Fears Explained
What is the worst thing that can happen after Laser Eye Surgery? [Video]
The level of risk of Laser Eye Surgery broadly depends on two factors: Where you have the surgery, and the condition of your eyesight before having surgery. As Professor Reinstein explains in the video below, there’s a range of competency in the Laser Eye Surgery field that means the chances of something going wrong can vary from clinic to clinic. Rushed consultations, low-grade technology, a lack of expertise or experience; these are all things which heighten your risk and make choosing where… Read more
What is the worst thing that can happen after Laser Eye Surgery? [Video]
How exactly does laser vision correction work? [VIDEO]
It sounds like something that pops up on a computer screen when it’s malfunctioning. But as they are built into our hard drives, or bodies, from the beginning, a refractive error isn’t something we can necessarily avoid. Pretty much everyone has the makings of a refractive error. This means that to some degree or another, there is a problem with your eye’s ability to accurately focus light on the retina. However, although such discrepancies are more common than not, they don’t affect… Read more
How exactly does laser vision correction work? [VIDEO]
How Long Will It Take To Get Back To Normal Activity? [Video]
Everyone is pushed for time these days. And so consciously choosing to undergo a surgical procedure on your visual apparatus could only mean one thing: More wasted time spent lying in bed recovering. At least this is the idea you would get from traditional surgeries. Right up there along with Johnny gowns, stretchers, and plenty of bad food. Fortunately, however, Laser Eye Surgery doesn’t belong to this category of surgeries. In fact, apart from the name, there’s little about it that would… Read more
How Long Will It Take To Get Back To Normal Activity? [Video]
What Should I Do if I Feel Pain or Soreness After Laser Eye Surgery? [Video]
On the one hand. the internet is an incredible source of knowledge and answers. On the other hand, it is a hypochondriac’s worse nightmare. Other than the somewhat questionable filter of Google, there’s little rhyme or reason to what you see and don’t see. And so when it comes to finding the information you want, the old maxim “seek and yee shall find” bears a lot of truth. In terms of researching what people experience after having Laser Eye Surgery, you’ll probably… Read more
What Should I Do if I Feel Pain or Soreness After Laser Eye Surgery? [Video]
About Laser Eye Treatment At London Vision Clinic
The procedure itself is pain-free. With LASIK, you may experience a pressure sensation when the surgeon creates the corneal flap, and some discomfort or irritation for up to 24 hours after surgery. With PRK, you may experience irritation for one week or more after surgery. Because discomfort can occur in some patients during the healing phase, we provide pain relief medication in eye drop form to help eliminate this. Click here to watch Professor Dan Reinstein explain this FAQ. The operation takes… Read more
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