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It appears the blade used in Lasik is not a scalpel like instrument at all but a small cutting blade called a microkeratome. The actual surgery breaks down into two parts and should take around 30 minutes.
To start my quest I googled “lasik surgery” and the first listing was a FDA government site. I don’t usually consider government sites for this type of information, but I figured they would be unbiased and devoid of any marketing agenda.
No comments »Hello Dallas, Texas! Welcome to the launch of Dallas Eye Surgery. Since I was a junior in high school in Addison, I have had to wear glasses and contacts. I finally have decided to take the plunge to put my eyes under the “knife”.
However, as I started to research Lasik, I realized there are a lot more options out there; Lasik, PRK, Intra-Lasik, Epi-LASIK and more. Being a stickler for research, I thought I would start this site to share what I have learned.
In the coming months I am looking forward to analyzing the pros and cons of each of the procedures. If you are looking to the laser for better eye sight, I hope this saves you some time in your research.
Note: I am not a doctor, just an average joe with poor eye sight. Do not take any of my advice as a qualified medial opinion, just an average joe’s option. Make sure to do your own additional research and consult your doctor before undergoing any medical procedure.
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