alpha quadrant Posted June 1, 2007 Share Posted June 1, 2007 (edited) have asked my optometrist why she doesnt go for lasik surgery. sagot niya - not yet proven. she prefer to wear eyeglass. mataas ang nearsighted nya - 700. can any eyeglass wearing optometrist mtc member convince me to undergo lasik surgery? am still having doubts. Edited June 1, 2007 by alpha quadrant Quote Link to comment
sunking Posted June 1, 2007 Share Posted June 1, 2007 @anduril64 Where did you get your Supralase procedure done? Here in the Philippines? How was post-op healing in the first few days? @alpha quadrant Why are you thinking of getting LASIK? What are YOUR doubts about it? I have -2.00 myopia and I could get it for free from some doctor friends. However, I am not thoroughly inconvenienced by my contact lenses so I don't see the need to call in the favor. Quote Link to comment
fritz_dls Posted June 1, 2007 Share Posted June 1, 2007 guys pa pm naman po how much it would cost to undergo the surgery. am going back home this july and am planning to have one. thanks, Quote Link to comment
profX Posted June 5, 2007 Share Posted June 5, 2007 helo doc's , just like to know is it true that not all person are candidates for laser correction . if a candidates have cobwebs or lens replacements , is it possible to get a laser correction for added power , for those super small character printed on small eyedrops or warranty sicker printed inside those cellfones ? Quote Link to comment
destron Posted August 3, 2007 Share Posted August 3, 2007 My sisters getting her eyes done next week. She says P30+ thou (50% off) ang Lasik surgery sa Fatima Hospital. Are there any other cheaper treatments that any can recommend? Any feedbacks will be appreciated. Quote Link to comment
alpha quadrant Posted August 5, 2007 Share Posted August 5, 2007 P30,000 for both eyes? its cheap.try visit www.eye.com.ph Quote Link to comment
robrey Posted September 17, 2007 Share Posted September 17, 2007 P30,000 for both eyes? its cheap.try visit www.eye.com.phSure ba na P30K for both eyes. Mukha yatang masyadong mura. Baka naman professional fee lang yon wala pa yung gamit ng instruments? Quote Link to comment
zaqtivi Posted October 2, 2007 Share Posted October 2, 2007 yup. mura nga 'to. balita ko nasa 70k pataas ang mga ganitong klaseng surgery. sa tingin ko may side effects din. may nabasa din ako article sa time magazine na hindi safe ung ganitong surgery. but who knows maybe in the future maperpekto na ung ganitong klase ng surgery. wala nang cases na nabubulag after etc. i'm still hopeful. Sure ba na P30K for both eyes. Mukha yatang masyadong mura. Baka naman professional fee lang yon wala pa yung gamit ng instruments? Quote Link to comment
Smooth T Posted October 13, 2007 Share Posted October 13, 2007 (edited) helo doc's , just like to know is it true that not all person are candidates for laser correction . if a candidates have cobwebs or lens replacements , is it possible to get a laser correction for added power , for those super small character printed on small eyedrops or warranty sicker printed inside those cellfones ?The goal of the surgery is to give patient 20/20 best corrected vision. With 20/20, then it is possible to see those small characters. You just have to squint or to move closer. Overcorrection of the myopia will just cause the opposite problem in the patient. My sisters getting her eyes done next week. She says P30+ thou (50% off) ang Lasik surgery sa Fatima Hospital. Are there any other cheaper treatments that any can recommend? Any feedbacks will be appreciated.yup. mura nga 'to. balita ko nasa 70k pataas ang mga ganitong klaseng surgery. sa tingin ko may side effects din. may nabasa din ako article sa time magazine na hindi safe ung ganitong surgery. but who knows maybe in the future maperpekto na ung ganitong klase ng surgery. wala nang cases na nabubulag after etc. i'm still hopeful.I agree that 30k is very cheap. While its possible that that price is already all-inclusive, I believe the average going rate is around 55-70k and upwards. Personally, I believe that LASIK, done properly, is quite safe. It's true that since its a relatively new procedure, there are very few long term studies that can show its long term effects, but so far, its all been quite positive. Edited October 13, 2007 by Smooth T Quote Link to comment
mc_darklight Posted November 11, 2007 Share Posted November 11, 2007 i know it's 30K per eye... Quote Link to comment
boomouse Posted December 11, 2007 Share Posted December 11, 2007 The goal of the surgery is to give patient 20/20 best corrected vision. With 20/20, then it is possible to see those small characters. You just have to squint or to move closer. Overcorrection of the myopia will just cause the opposite problem in the patient. I agree that 30k is very cheap. While its possible that that price is already all-inclusive, I believe the average going rate is around 55-70k and upwards. Personally, I believe that LASIK, done properly, is quite safe. It's true that since its a relatively new procedure, there are very few long term studies that can show its long term effects, but so far, its all been quite positive. Do you think lasik is advisable for me with these measurements: Sph: -1.25/R -1.25/LCyl: -1/R -1/LAxis: 180/R 180/LAdd: 2.25/R 2.25/LMPD: 0/R 0/L Quote Link to comment
eyedoc2020 Posted December 21, 2007 Share Posted December 21, 2007 Do you think lasik is advisable for me with these measurements: Sph: -1.25/R -1.25/LCyl: -1/R -1/LAxis: 180/R 180/LAdd: 2.25/R 2.25/LMPD: 0/R 0/L LASIK can easily remove your nearsightedness, provided you pass the initial screening. But the need for reading glasses remains unless you opt for and can tolerate "monovision" (one eye sees clearly for far, the other eye for near). Quote Link to comment
boomouse Posted December 25, 2007 Share Posted December 25, 2007 LASIK can easily remove your nearsightedness, provided you pass the initial screening. But the need for reading glasses remains unless you opt for and can tolerate "monovision" (one eye sees clearly for far, the other eye for near). This sounds like a good idea. I have tried monovision with contact lenses and it worked for me but I could not tolerate contacts for too long. I will also need a consult in conjuction with some planned corrective surgery on my eyelids. I have noticed that my vision improves if I pull them up somewhat and make them less 'droopy'. Please PM me your clinic address, phone number, and clinic hours. I am in Quezon City and would appreciate someplace near but I really don't mind going anywhere to consult an eye doctor who knows and understands what kind of eye candy I like best. Quote Link to comment
brentley Posted February 13, 2008 Author Share Posted February 13, 2008 This sounds like a good idea. I have tried monovision with contact lenses and it worked for me but I could not tolerate contacts for too long. I will also need a consult in conjuction with some planned corrective surgery on my eyelids. I have noticed that my vision improves if I pull them up somewhat and make them less 'droopy'. Please PM me your clinic address, phone number, and clinic hours. I am in Quezon City and would appreciate someplace near but I really don't mind going anywhere to consult an eye doctor who knows and understands what kind of eye candy I like best.Try QC Eye Center just beside Mahalikaya Health complex Quote Link to comment
betloger Posted March 19, 2008 Share Posted March 19, 2008 i had my eyes lasered like 10years ago and it costs only 30k for both my eyes then. the doc said that the process doesn't guarantee that one would have a 20/20 vision. i have 20/40 now. Quote Link to comment
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