Laser Eye Surgery
04-09-2007, 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by hanahime,Apr 9 2007, 10:00 AM
man i just got contacts and i thought they were the sh*t, cant wait for when i get old nuff for lasik 
hahaha, you just got um??? but i'm basically blind 
04-09-2007, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Stephenopoly,Apr 9 2007, 10:04 AM
I had contacts since the third grade hahaha, you just got um??? but i'm basically blind
hahaha, you just got um??? but i'm basically blind
04-09-2007, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by What The,Apr 9 2007, 08:50 AM
I used my FSA to pay for a portion of the procedure.
The operation was about 10 mins total for both eyes.
You are awake the entire time but they numb your eyes so you can't feel anything at all. No pain at all.
All you do is lay there and stare at the blinking red light. Dr Hyver tells you exactly what he's doing and what you should expect while he's doing it.
Highly recommended for those of you on the fence. My only disappointment is that I waited this long to do it.
The operation was about 10 mins total for both eyes.
You are awake the entire time but they numb your eyes so you can't feel anything at all. No pain at all.
All you do is lay there and stare at the blinking red light. Dr Hyver tells you exactly what he's doing and what you should expect while he's doing it.
Highly recommended for those of you on the fence. My only disappointment is that I waited this long to do it.
I had my consultation with him a few weeks ago and i was debating on whether or not I wanted to do it.
Did you get the regular lasik or wavefront? I can only do wavefront because of my prescription and the size of my pupils....
04-09-2007, 02:57 PM
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I've been wanting to do this but still oh so chicken...
Of course, I've been granted a reprieve of sorts because my vision changed the last time I went in for a check-up. So now I have to wait another year.
Of course, I've been granted a reprieve of sorts because my vision changed the last time I went in for a check-up. So now I have to wait another year.
04-09-2007, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by lilazngrl4o8,Apr 9 2007, 02:35 PM
Good to hear it went well.
I had my consultation with him a few weeks ago and i was debating on whether or not I wanted to do it.
Did you get the regular lasik or wavefront? I can only do wavefront because of my prescription and the size of my pupils....
I had my consultation with him a few weeks ago and i was debating on whether or not I wanted to do it.
Did you get the regular lasik or wavefront? I can only do wavefront because of my prescription and the size of my pupils....
I had wavefront done because of my prescription also.
The operation is over before you even know it. I was glad that Dr. Hyver was the one that actually does the work. He walks you through every step of the way and explains what you're going to see/feel while he's doing it.
Also, he asks you before the operation if you have any last minute questions, etc.
Lifetime adjustments too!
04-09-2007, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by What The,Apr 9 2007, 03:13 PM
Go for it!
I had wavefront done because of my prescription also.
The operation is over before you even know it. I was glad that Dr. Hyver was the one that actually does the work. He walks you through every step of the way and explains what you're going to see/feel while he's doing it.
Also, he asks you before the operation if you have any last minute questions, etc.
Lifetime adjustments too!
I had wavefront done because of my prescription also.
The operation is over before you even know it. I was glad that Dr. Hyver was the one that actually does the work. He walks you through every step of the way and explains what you're going to see/feel while he's doing it.
Also, he asks you before the operation if you have any last minute questions, etc.
Lifetime adjustments too!
04-09-2007, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by groundzero,Feb 16 2007, 08:24 AM
-if you have a Healthcare Flex Account available for your employer you can pay for your surgery with money that hasn't been taxed. can add up to a pretty significant discount.
-for those who had the surgery done: what's it like? they keep you awake the whole time? do you feel it?
-for those who had the surgery done: what's it like? they keep you awake the whole time? do you feel it?
so now i have to wait until november again to sign up for it.
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