An open event is being held at the Nuffield Health Bournemouth Hospital next week to promote the use of laser eye treatment. The seminar entitled Life without glasses: Laser in cataract and corneal surgery is being hosted and presented by one of Dorset’s leading ophthalmologists Mr. James Kersey. The focus of the event will cover […]
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Open Event To Be Held In A Bournemouth Hospital-0546
June 10th, 2013Are You Nearsighted?-8482
May 23rd, 2013Then there might be help. It seems researchers have invented a new type of contact lens to be worn at night which will apparently help near sighted people see better during the day. The treatment known as Orthokeratology or Ortho-k for short helps to redesign the cornea of near sighted individuals. Myopia is caused by […]
Fears Over Google Glass-7752
May 9th, 2013Google recently launched a new gadget called Google Glass which allows the wearer to take pictures and video while wearing it. Google Glass is basically a pair of spectacles but scientists think prolonged use could cause headaches and possible damage to the wearer’s eyesight. They are advising limited use. Interestingly, Google is also advising people […]
LASIK: Weighing Up The Pros And Cons-0862
April 15th, 2013Laser Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis or more simply, LASIK, is a type of laser eye surgery that reshapes the eye to improve vision. Patients who undergo this surgery often no longer need eyeglasses or contacts. With this procedure, a flap is cut open on the cornea. Then, with the use of a laser, the cornea […]
New England Ophthalmologist Now Using New Technique-4773
January 23rd, 2013Laser eye surgery has been around for several years now. The normal technology in use by eye surgeons and others is LASIK surgery. However an American ophthalmologist based in New England is offering his patients a different kind of surgery. This is also aimed at patients with cataracts. In fact the practitioner is apparently the […]
Warning About Advertising-9809
December 21st, 2012The US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning over misleading adverts promoting laser eye surgery. It seems the FDA feels that promotional material issued relating to LASIK surgery is insufficient in giving consumers information about potential risks. While LASIK surgery is generally safe, it is known not to be suitable for everyone. […]
Spectacles, Contact Lenses And Laser Surgery-4226
October 29th, 2012Traditionally, people who needed corrective ‘surgery’ were given a pair of glasses. Later they also had the option of contact lenses to replace spectacles. Now there is a third option – laser eye surgery. However laser eye surgery is being advertised as a panacea for just about all eye conditions. The problem is though that […]
Are You Suitable For LASIK Surgery?-4260
September 26th, 2012There are lots of adverts these days on the TV promoting laser eye surgery. However not everyone is suitable. What’s more, the adverts (perhaps for obvious reasons) do not emphasise this fact. To start with anyone who has an illness such as diabetes may not be suitable for treatment. The reason is that the disease […]
Are You Suitable For Laser Eye Treatment?-7126
July 6th, 2012Do you wear glasses or contact lenses? Are you having trouble seeing because of cataract development? If so, then you might want to consider laser eye treatment. However while laser treatment has grown tremendously over the last few years, not everyone is suitable for treatment. As such, it is possibly worthwhile knowing a little about […]
Laser Surgery Offers More Options-8375
June 18th, 2012Advances in laser eye surgery are thought to offer patients greater opportunities to improve eyesight; in particular help for patients with cataracts. Cataracts are generally an age-related problem. Traditionally, removal of cataracts required invasive surgery. Laser surgery on the other hand is quick, painless and more importantly doesn’t require major surgical techniques. With an aging […]
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