Archive for the ‘Milwaukee Eye Care’ Category

Does “Custom Lasik” mean “Blade-Free”?: The Power of Words and Understanding the Current Lasik Technologies

01.08.2010 · Posted in Lasik | iLasik, Milwaukee Eye Care

Advertising for Lasik can be somewhat deceptive.  Often you’ll hear high tech words used to imply that a surgeon uses all of the latest technologies available, but that is not necessarily the case.  “Custom”, “Customized”, or “Customvue” are terms that I’ve heard used in this way in Lasik advertising.  Although customized treatments are a key ...

A Surgeon's Reasons for Seeking Lasik Eye Surgery

12.16.2009 · Posted in Lasik | iLasik, Milwaukee Eye Care

What are your reasons for thinking about Lasik surgery now and what are your concerns?  Many people that have been nearsighted since childhood dream of the freedom of being without glasses.  Although people become accustomed to wearing glasses or contact lenses, at its core, it is never a totally natural thing to do.  I started wearing ...

Custom Lasik does not mean Blade-free Lasik

09.23.2009 · Posted in Lasik | iLasik, Milwaukee Eye Care

I hear some Lasik surgeons talking up the fact that they do advanced Custom Lasik but they make no mention of the blades that they use in their Lasik surgery.  That’s right, “Custom Lasik” and “Blade-free Lasik” are two completely separate things.  Surgeons that continue to use the cheap bladed Lasik try to cover that ...

Should I consider Lasik Eye surgery?

09.17.2009 · Posted in Milwaukee Eye Care

Many people are curious about Lasik eye surgery as an option for vision correction instead of the traditional glasses or contact lenses that they’ve used for ages.  Many people were told in the past that they were not good candidates but with current up-to-date technology, many of these people are actually very good candidates.  The ...

Accommodation for Near-Vision in Lasik and Cataract Eye Surgery

09.03.2009 · Posted in Milwaukee Eye Care

Accommodation is a function of the eye which has long been overlooked in eye surgery because we just haven’t had the technology to do anything about it.  The term accommodation refers to the ability of the eye to change focus from things that are very far away (like when we are driving) to things that ...

iLasik: Visual Function, Cosmetics, and Convenience

08.27.2009 · Posted in Milwaukee Eye Care

A patient sent me a note saying that his wife wanted him to be able to see through walls.  Another said their spouse wanted to be able to see their pretty eyes.  Whether these suggestions truly came from the spouses, they illustrate 2 of the major reasons for having Lasik eye surgery.  Those reasons are ...

12 Steps to Deal with Dry Eye After Lasik

06.25.2009 · Posted in Milwaukee Eye Care

Dry eye is something that can occur after Lasik eye surgery and every patient should be aware of it. Actually, studies indicate that tear production and blink reflexes are reduced in all patients that undergo Lasik, but it does not usually cause any symptoms. The cause of the dry eye is due to ...