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Doctor’s Name

Improve understanding of this life-changing treatment Clear up confusion Address questions and concerns My goal

Great option – but not for everyone 95% satisfaction rate worldwide Works well for carefully selected candidates LASIK

Excimer laser approved by FDA in 1995 First treatment was PRK Surgeons soon began using LASIK Faster healing with minimal discomfort Brief History

Most common vision correcting surgery Over 4 million Americans treated each year Sophisticated techniques and technology LASIK Today

All surgeons achieve excellent results The surgeon’s role is minimal High-tech lasers do all the work It’s good to shop for the lowest price Misleading myths

The surgeon’s skill has everything to do with good results Although uncommon, things can go wrong so you want the best Results are excellent for good candidates who make right choices The truth is...

How eyes see Take in 75% of all you perceive See 7 million shades of color Distinguish 10 million shades of light

How eyes see retina lens cornea iris

Four focusing problems 1.Nearsightedness 2.Farsightedness 3.Astigmatism 4.Presbyopia – need for reading glasses LASIK treats the first 3

Normal eye Light focuses on the retina

Nearsightedness Eye is too long

Farsightedness Eye is too short

Astigmatism Two focal points

Lose ability to change focus from far to near Presbyopia

Excimer Laser

Cool beam of ultra violet light Breaks molecular bonds between cells Vaporizes tissue one microscopic layer at a time Excimer Laser

Average treatment Removes less tissue than the thickness of a human hair.

Doctor’s Name Thin flap is created

Doctor’s Name Gently folded back

Doctor’s Name Laser removes tissue

Doctor’s Name Flap is replaced

Doctor’s Name Flap edges heal quickly

Not easy surgery to perform Skill and judgment make a big difference Directly controls laser details Handles any complications that occur Surgeon’s role is critical

Abilities and results vary widely Surgeons can’t honestly judge their own skills Desire to perform surgery can result in aggressive screening Don’t select a surgeon on cost alone Selecting a skilled surgeon is difficult

Right about then, Bill began to doubt his choice of the lowest priced laser center.

Has an insider’s view Doesn’t do surgery but sees good and bad outcomes Provides before and after surgery care Guides patients to skilled surgeons Trust your family Optometrist

Screen candidates Help them understand what outcomes they can reasonably expect Guide them to trusted surgeons As an Optometric Physician I regulary

Correctable problems Over 18 years of age Stable vision No complicating injuries or diseases Realistic expectations Who qualifies?

LASIK is life changing for people who make good choices

Questions Doctor’s Name