My dad had cataracts in both eyes, and got both of his lenses replaced. One of them got dislocated while they were sealing his eye back up, so they had to do it again on that eye. :Doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by GTOJOE
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My dad had cataracts in both eyes, and got both of his lenses replaced. One of them got dislocated while they were sealing his eye back up, so they had to do it again on that eye. :Doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by GTOJOE
Sorry dude no idea. He passed away 2 months ago but he had no issues with it for 5 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by reallyxxxxxxloud
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Originally Posted by GTOJOE
Sorry dude was poking fun at plastic... As that's what we use in our cars as glass replacement. Sorry to hear he's gone mate- my condolences...
Not to derail your thread, Jeremy, but I'm sure people have noticed how the price of LASIK, etc., has become so much more affordable since it first became available.
Competition in the field of elective surgery, ftw.
That's not a derail at all, 100% on topic. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
To add to that post, as Stealthdriver said, make sure to check the credentials and testimonials of the doctor. Get what you pay for certainly applies here. :)
Jeremy
EDIT - I see what you did there, nice. ;)
Keep us updated on what you decide to do man and good luck :)
Just made my appointment for my evaluation this Friday. At my regular eye doctor last year they said I was an ideal candidate. Doubtful anything has changed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stealthdriver
Surgeon has completed over 20,000 procedures, so no concerns there. :)
Jeremy
You go, Jeremy.
I'd like to do it, too, but I'm not suited, they tell me. :huh:
Kind of ashamed to admit this, but a spam e-mail I received today for LASIK services renewed my interest. :rolleyes:
Jeremy
My wife had it done years ago and she loves it, no regrets for her. She had 20/17 after the surgery.
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