lol maybe they dont trust anyone but themselfs, and it would be kinda hard to do lasik surgery on yourself;) it is effective though my mom had it done and she was wearing glasses for 30 years… now she doesnt need glasses at all:)

hehe good question…hmmm?

Doctors usually think that they are the best doctor in the world and as they can not do the operation to themselves and they dont trust any other doctors …they still wear glasses

Hi,

LASIK or Laser-Assisted In-Situ Keratomileusis is a 30-minute healthcare procedure used to treat vision problems due to nearsightedness. LASIK is a very popular vision correction procedure and involves making a surgical incision in the cornea. The patient is given numbing drops, after which a suction ring is placed over the eye. The surgeon cuts a small flap in the center of the cornea using a knife called a microkeratome and folds this back to create an opening. The laser is then directed inside the eye, vaporizing the tissue and reshaping the cornea for accurate focusing. The lasering actually lasts about just 30-60 seconds only. The flap is then replaced. The healing process is a lot faster in LASIK. This procedure reduces a person%u2019s dependency on glasses and contact lenses and thereby improves the quality of life.

Asian countries like india, singapore , thailand etc are the best places for lasik surgery.

regards,
Annie

Not everyone is a good candidate for eye surgery and some people still require glasses afterward. Not every hairstylist has a pixie cut. Plus they might like the way they look in glasses. I think glasses compliment my head shape and I think people tend to think you’re smarter if you wear glasses.

Well, obviously they are too old or the problem is that they cannot perform lasik surgery on themselves. If they could then that would save them a lot of money

becuz they probably are scared or somthing

It is because this surgery is not for everyone.
Some people have certain medical conditions that will be affected if they get this surgery.
They risk going legally blind,seeing spots,blurred vision,extreme dry eyes. It is very important to get a few Dr. opinions before making the initial decision.
A lot of people make the mistake of just getting the procedure done with out consulting with their physicians to see if it’s right for them.

Well first off let me say that i am a doctor… of sorts. The answer to your question is quite simple really. Most doctors in the field of optical surgery have a genetic anomaly in their 11th X chromosome. This defect does not allow a successful optical surgery to take place. Most of these doctors choose their field of work due to their own diagnosis of this gentic disease and they long to correct the problem with the current lasik surgery. Which reminds me of an experience i had while i was an intern at NASA. While designing a prototype partical accellerator a rogue gravitron escaped from the accelerators magnetic pole and damaged the retina of my dear co-worker Dave Lavery. Because of his damaged 11th chromosome he could not have the surgery procedure and was left with no eyesight in his left eye.

If you have any questions email me at

good luck on your adventures and god speed.

because it is not as successful as you are led to believe, only 50% chance of almost 100% result, there have been too manny cases of “wrinkly” eyesights afterwards Sydney paper week ago!!