This is not intralase Lasik. The primary difference between LASIK and iLASIK is that the latter has no blade! This video clearly shows a blade is used.
@hellooohell This is intraLASIK. The difference between intralasik and lasik is that they just use a laser to make the cut around the eye, instead of a mechanical knife.
Cool vid-thanks!! I just had the same surgery 4 days ago, and am so glad I did! No pain, no real discomfort, and my vision is great-not 100% at night yet, but that'll improve over time, I'm told. I highly recommend this procedure!
After 9 months the flap heals to a point that it can only be lifted with lab machinery, and your eye can get damaged in the same respect as if you never had Intra-Lasiks in the 1st place. At 2+ years it heals completely. Just DO NOT TOUCH your eyes for 1 month and protect them well, wear the glasses and dont fuck around. Dont listen to all this fear mongering going on. Intra-Lasik is new, but it is solid and the precision of a machine is better than the human hand... with a razor blade.
These comments are a bit extreme, the stromal layer which is lasered during surgery rebonds to the flap almost completely after a certain period of time and any damage which may cause the flap to unhinge would have to be so servere that it would definately damage the cornea in any case.
Doctor's don't kidnap you and tie you down and do LASIK on you. It's VOLUNTARY. You have to SIGN stating you ARE WILLING TO HAVE THE SURGERY REGARDLESS OF THE RISKS.....sheesh. Take some friggin responsibility for your decisions, people.
I had it done and I'm glad I did. I wore glasses for 12 years (from age 6) and contacts for another 25. My vision was 20/200 and now it's 20/25. I need only reading glasses for my age related prespyopia.
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LASIK is finally all over the news and showed to be causing great concern. Google: LASIK FDA, LASIK SUICIDES, LifeAfterLasik, Lasik-Flap. The 95% success rate is bogus. We spoke in front of the FDA Panel this week telling them that there are about 10,000 hurt LASIK patients, not the reported 140 complaints they are stating. Anyway. Google: Brian Williams LASIK FDA NBC, LASIK CBS, LASIK ABC, LASIK CBC.
Ok, so at the time of this posting you're talking 10,000 complaints out of approximately how many success stories? 100,000? 1,000,000?
In the US alone more than a million people have had Lasik surgery. So you're right, to say 95% is bogus. It's more along the lines of 99%.
And you're also failing to take into consideration the fact that, this IS a cosmetic procedure, there is no life saving, necessary aspect to it. The patient assumes the risks NOT the doctors.
Intralasik is different from lasik. It's a lot safer and more sanitary because there is no use of blades. Getting laser eye surgery is actually safer than wearing contact lenses long term. Obviously ppl who have had problems haven't looked into a professional place.
It never ceases to amaze me at how much the consumers reiterate what the televisions and doctors tell them. Intralase is not safer than using a Microkeratome Blade. They switched to Intralase because it does help keep the depth even, since a blade was pretty much "unpredictable." But, know this, THERE ARE STILL PROBLEMS WITH INTRALASE BECAUSE A FLAP THAT NEVER HEALS IS A FLAP THAT NEVER HEALS...Thus, the problem is in the creation of a FLAP. PRK is safer. Best choice is Ortho K, or contacts
Who told you that having a permanent FLAP that NEVER HEALS is safer than wearing contact lenses long term? I don't know of anyone that has committed suicide from wearing contact lenses, but know of almost a dozen that have from Lasik Surgery. It's all about money. More money is made from Lasik, and the aftermath of destruction to the eye, than from contacts. That is why it was invented. Google: Lasik-Flap, LifeAfterLasik, Lasik Suicides, CRSQA and you will see a whole new world...
Lying Lasik Doctors are NOT telling the patients that the FLAP they create is permanent. That is why these scumbags can lift it and enhance it 2,5,10,15 years later. These doctors belong at the bottom of an ocean for their lies and corruption!! Google: lifeafterlasik, lasikflap, lasik ectasia, dry eye syndrome. Many of their patients have committed suicide for what these snakes have done to their own patients!! You've been warned!! Stay with contacts or glasses or you'll be sorry...
Lasik surgery has ruined the vision of Tiger Woods exgirlfriend Kashmira Karanjia, Regis Philbin, Kathy Griffin to name just a few. Tiger Wood's vision has also required further "enhancements" which are NOT a good sign. Google lasik suicide, lasik disasters, lasik lawsuits, lasik fraud, lasik dry eye syndrome, lasik evil, lasik conspiracy, and you will understand why!
"Enhancements" are not a bad sign at all, they simply mean someone was under- or over-corrected, because every eye's healing response varies and cannot be predicted 100%, and/or because the surgeon under-corrected purposely, understanding this natural variation, rather than over-correcting in case of regression during healing.
It again shows how UNPREDICTABLE lasik or refractive surgery can be and how doctors still are not understanding that the eyes need their virgin regular shape to maintain and produce an equal tear film MANDATORY for the long term health of the eye and stable vision. Doctors are not warning patients because they only care about the patients $3,000 a pop. That is why there are over a 1,000 websites by lasik patients warning the public.
Those that are afraid should choose prk instead of intralasik. There, they don't create a flap, so the healing time is longer. Still, after 6 months, no one can tell if you had a surgery or not. If I would choose, I'd probably trade healing time for safety. Still, I don't know of any case where an intralasik flap came off. It is POSSIBLE, of course, but chances are better that a brick will fall on your head while taking a walk. :)
Hey dumbass. STFU. I had this surgery done over a year ago, and can see better than I can ever remember. Also, I train and fight Muay Thai and get punched and kicked in the face A LOT, and have not had any problems. Sooooooo, go fuck yourself and suck my ass. kthanxbye
Excuse me. Taking off more cornea, further thinning it out accelerating the risk of Ectasia IS NOT A GOOD SIGN. I can't wait to see the news one day where Tiger Woods is hitting golf balls into the ponds because of the amount of tissue that was removed from his corneas, so I hear...
When he peels your eyeball my eyeball went to hide inside my head.
Wilson1592 2 months ago
I just got done with mine today. My eye stung afterwards but stop a few hours later. I can see clearly but my eyes are still a bit cloudy as of now.
ya0ish3lly 9 months ago
This is not intralase Lasik. The primary difference between LASIK and iLASIK is that the latter has no blade! This video clearly shows a blade is used.
YARSIX 1 year ago
@YARSIX Retard thats not a blade!
gpena20 1 year ago 2
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stupid this is not intralasik
this is conventional lasik ... and they* make the flat by* a blade
you better rename your clip for the sake of correct information.
hellooohell 1 year ago
stupid this is not intralasik
this is conventional lasik ... and the make the flat my a blade
you better rename your clip for the sake of correct information.
hellooohell 1 year ago
@hellooohell This is intraLASIK. The difference between intralasik and lasik is that they just use a laser to make the cut around the eye, instead of a mechanical knife.
trondy89 1 year ago
you have pretty eyes.
melopoly18 1 year ago
this doctor seems good I want to go to him.
coltonte3 2 years ago
i had lasik surgery before 3 days
now i am coool
but still can not see 6/6 till about a month
my ophthalmology doctor in the college done it for me ,,
:)
DrJeWelleR 2 years ago
i thought the ilasik dont require flap cutting?
EvolutionIXRR 3 years ago
intralasik only removes the blade from the equation. instead using a laser to make the cut for the flap.
isobane 2 years ago
yes it does but in stead of a knife cutting, the laser does the job so its more accurate.
Furdah 2 years ago
When was the flap cut?? The surgeon only insert that eye opening spreader thing after the cut!
dianep123 3 years ago
Cool vid-thanks!! I just had the same surgery 4 days ago, and am so glad I did! No pain, no real discomfort, and my vision is great-not 100% at night yet, but that'll improve over time, I'm told. I highly recommend this procedure!
garfieldintoke 3 years ago
After 9 months the flap heals to a point that it can only be lifted with lab machinery, and your eye can get damaged in the same respect as if you never had Intra-Lasiks in the 1st place. At 2+ years it heals completely. Just DO NOT TOUCH your eyes for 1 month and protect them well, wear the glasses and dont fuck around. Dont listen to all this fear mongering going on. Intra-Lasik is new, but it is solid and the precision of a machine is better than the human hand... with a razor blade.
ironman583 3 years ago
These comments are a bit extreme, the stromal layer which is lasered during surgery rebonds to the flap almost completely after a certain period of time and any damage which may cause the flap to unhinge would have to be so servere that it would definately damage the cornea in any case.
gemswembley 3 years ago
Doctor's don't kidnap you and tie you down and do LASIK on you. It's VOLUNTARY. You have to SIGN stating you ARE WILLING TO HAVE THE SURGERY REGARDLESS OF THE RISKS.....sheesh. Take some friggin responsibility for your decisions, people.
I had it done and I'm glad I did. I wore glasses for 12 years (from age 6) and contacts for another 25. My vision was 20/200 and now it's 20/25. I need only reading glasses for my age related prespyopia.
hoaryhoary 3 years ago
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dkantis 3 years ago
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LASIK is finally all over the news and showed to be causing great concern. Google: LASIK FDA, LASIK SUICIDES, LifeAfterLasik, Lasik-Flap. The 95% success rate is bogus. We spoke in front of the FDA Panel this week telling them that there are about 10,000 hurt LASIK patients, not the reported 140 complaints they are stating. Anyway. Google: Brian Williams LASIK FDA NBC, LASIK CBS, LASIK ABC, LASIK CBC.
dkantis 3 years ago
Ok, so at the time of this posting you're talking 10,000 complaints out of approximately how many success stories? 100,000? 1,000,000?
In the US alone more than a million people have had Lasik surgery. So you're right, to say 95% is bogus. It's more along the lines of 99%.
And you're also failing to take into consideration the fact that, this IS a cosmetic procedure, there is no life saving, necessary aspect to it. The patient assumes the risks NOT the doctors.
isobane 2 years ago
Intralasik is different from lasik. It's a lot safer and more sanitary because there is no use of blades. Getting laser eye surgery is actually safer than wearing contact lenses long term. Obviously ppl who have had problems haven't looked into a professional place.
spidermanonfire 4 years ago
It never ceases to amaze me at how much the consumers reiterate what the televisions and doctors tell them. Intralase is not safer than using a Microkeratome Blade. They switched to Intralase because it does help keep the depth even, since a blade was pretty much "unpredictable." But, know this, THERE ARE STILL PROBLEMS WITH INTRALASE BECAUSE A FLAP THAT NEVER HEALS IS A FLAP THAT NEVER HEALS...Thus, the problem is in the creation of a FLAP. PRK is safer. Best choice is Ortho K, or contacts
dkantis 3 years ago
Yeah, compared to PRK it still sucks, but the flap is much more stable after intralasik.
qwertzwasd 3 years ago
Who told you that having a permanent FLAP that NEVER HEALS is safer than wearing contact lenses long term? I don't know of anyone that has committed suicide from wearing contact lenses, but know of almost a dozen that have from Lasik Surgery. It's all about money. More money is made from Lasik, and the aftermath of destruction to the eye, than from contacts. That is why it was invented. Google: Lasik-Flap, LifeAfterLasik, Lasik Suicides, CRSQA and you will see a whole new world...
dkantis 3 years ago
you probably have conspiracy theories for EVERYTHING too dont you mate.
ironman583 3 years ago
Lying Lasik Doctors are NOT telling the patients that the FLAP they create is permanent. That is why these scumbags can lift it and enhance it 2,5,10,15 years later. These doctors belong at the bottom of an ocean for their lies and corruption!! Google: lifeafterlasik, lasikflap, lasik ectasia, dry eye syndrome. Many of their patients have committed suicide for what these snakes have done to their own patients!! You've been warned!! Stay with contacts or glasses or you'll be sorry...
dkantis 4 years ago
Lasik surgery has ruined the vision of Tiger Woods exgirlfriend Kashmira Karanjia, Regis Philbin, Kathy Griffin to name just a few. Tiger Wood's vision has also required further "enhancements" which are NOT a good sign. Google lasik suicide, lasik disasters, lasik lawsuits, lasik fraud, lasik dry eye syndrome, lasik evil, lasik conspiracy, and you will understand why!
dkantis 4 years ago
"Enhancements" are not a bad sign at all, they simply mean someone was under- or over-corrected, because every eye's healing response varies and cannot be predicted 100%, and/or because the surgeon under-corrected purposely, understanding this natural variation, rather than over-correcting in case of regression during healing.
vath23 4 years ago
It again shows how UNPREDICTABLE lasik or refractive surgery can be and how doctors still are not understanding that the eyes need their virgin regular shape to maintain and produce an equal tear film MANDATORY for the long term health of the eye and stable vision. Doctors are not warning patients because they only care about the patients $3,000 a pop. That is why there are over a 1,000 websites by lasik patients warning the public.
dkantis 4 years ago
Those that are afraid should choose prk instead of intralasik. There, they don't create a flap, so the healing time is longer. Still, after 6 months, no one can tell if you had a surgery or not. If I would choose, I'd probably trade healing time for safety. Still, I don't know of any case where an intralasik flap came off. It is POSSIBLE, of course, but chances are better that a brick will fall on your head while taking a walk. :)
qwertzwasd 3 years ago
Hey dumbass. STFU. I had this surgery done over a year ago, and can see better than I can ever remember. Also, I train and fight Muay Thai and get punched and kicked in the face A LOT, and have not had any problems. Sooooooo, go fuck yourself and suck my ass. kthanxbye
sampless 3 years ago 9
@dkantis Mate I've had 20/200 vision for years and could only get 20/30 vision with glasses.
I had this done yesterday and now have 20/10 vision in both eyes.
KingLies 1 year ago
Excuse me. Taking off more cornea, further thinning it out accelerating the risk of Ectasia IS NOT A GOOD SIGN. I can't wait to see the news one day where Tiger Woods is hitting golf balls into the ponds because of the amount of tissue that was removed from his corneas, so I hear...
dkantis 3 years ago
good,expensive,SAFE:)):):):)
dede4141 4 years ago