Very interesting, I'll keep an eye out (hah) on how this technology progresses. I want to get my eyes fixed sometime in the future as I'm tired of wearing contacts/glasses. The one thing I wonder is what if your vision deteriorates once you get older? I guess you would need to pay for the surgery again and that would add up.
I'm getting this surgery on Friday! I've always been afraid of LASIK and I was grateful I wasn't a candidate due to my thin corneas and moderately high myopia. ICL will replace LASIK as the best choice for permanent vision correction! It's meant to be permanent but it's also reversible!
@geo- yes I had this done almost 2 years ago. Painless and amazing- literally sat up after the 4.5 min surgery and could see. I got it down at kremer laser center
i amn't American i am from Georgia (europe) and i am learning on avia overseer. so i nead 99% view. so do American docs make this operation to Europians? :D:D
Dr. Lewis, is this surgery suitable for those in contact sports, like boxing, kickboxing..etc? I have wanted Lasik for years, then started to research PRK as it is often deemed better for this purpose. I really enjoy your videos!
i have been sleeping in my contacts for years... my doctor is a right arse and never tells me the real reason... can you tell me why i should not wear during sleep or wearing all the time 24/7
because it blocks oxygen to your eye and causes blood vessels to grow on your cornea...which is really bad..because if your eye gets an infection there is a possibility of the vessel bursting which could cause you to loose vision..in my doctors words its like never changing your underwear
Our cost is $5000 total which includes surgery for both eyes, evaluation and one year of post-operative care. LASIK costs in some centers are $4000 to $6800 for both eyes.
Under anesthesia? or what?
2ninjas1blade 7 months ago
Very interesting, I'll keep an eye out (hah) on how this technology progresses. I want to get my eyes fixed sometime in the future as I'm tired of wearing contacts/glasses. The one thing I wonder is what if your vision deteriorates once you get older? I guess you would need to pay for the surgery again and that would add up.
gigahertz20 7 months ago
I'm getting this surgery on Friday! I've always been afraid of LASIK and I was grateful I wasn't a candidate due to my thin corneas and moderately high myopia. ICL will replace LASIK as the best choice for permanent vision correction! It's meant to be permanent but it's also reversible!
AFDRAGON1976 8 months ago
does it hurt?
rounddot5827 9 months ago
@rounddot5827 Your asleep through the whole thing so dont feel it at all.
NJFire1906 8 months ago
that seriously looks way safer then lasik, if i'm not a candidate for lasik, i'm so gettin this done!
jnyfried 10 months ago
@geo- yes I had this done almost 2 years ago. Painless and amazing- literally sat up after the 4.5 min surgery and could see. I got it down at kremer laser center
agirl1105 11 months ago
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i amn't American i am from Georgia (europe) and i am learning on avia overseer. so i nead 99% view. so do American docs make this operation to Europians? :D:D
GEOaviaUNIVERCITY1 10 months ago
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makeupalexis 1 year ago
@blahdelablah The bubbles resorb. You body/eye is permeated with oxygen. These tiny bubbles of air absorb into the eye in a matter of minutes.
lllChokelll 1 year ago
Dr. Lewis, is this surgery suitable for those in contact sports, like boxing, kickboxing..etc? I have wanted Lasik for years, then started to research PRK as it is often deemed better for this purpose. I really enjoy your videos!
lllChokelll 1 year ago
I've read there is high risk of cataracts ten years after ICL surgery. If that's true it limits who should use it as a LASIK alternative.
StormTrek 1 year ago
You call this safe? Imagine your surgical doctor drop that blade into your pupil.
But I would preferred this over Lasik since it's reversible.
asia911 1 year ago
No. Sorry.
jslewisMDPC 2 years ago
i have been sleeping in my contacts for years... my doctor is a right arse and never tells me the real reason... can you tell me why i should not wear during sleep or wearing all the time 24/7
siralex64 2 years ago
because it blocks oxygen to your eye and causes blood vessels to grow on your cornea...which is really bad..because if your eye gets an infection there is a possibility of the vessel bursting which could cause you to loose vision..in my doctors words its like never changing your underwear
nullwerk 2 years ago
Too bad that it's so expensive.
BigK54 2 years ago
Our cost is $5000 total which includes surgery for both eyes, evaluation and one year of post-operative care. LASIK costs in some centers are $4000 to $6800 for both eyes.
jslewisMDPC 2 years ago
I'm getting this surgery done today!!! Woooo! Science rocks!
agirl1105 2 years ago
Good luck. Nothing is better than this procedure!
jslewisMDPC 2 years ago
@agirl1105 have u done this icl surgery?
pl i want it too and i'm interesting in detiles
GEOaviaUNIVERCITY1 11 months ago
wow dude, very impressive.
BehemothDimmuBorgir5 2 years ago