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This is a follow up to my PRK surgery video. I try to answer most questions that have been asked of me since the procedure. I discuss the results, the surgery itself, recovery, and Lasic vs PRK. See procedure video on my channel at www.youtube.com *** I am not a doctor, just a patient giving you me experience in an honest and unbiased way. Hope you find the info useful***

Is there any obstetric doctor or similar mums who can help tell me whether my wife can give a natural childbirth or not? I heard from some doctors that my wife should have a C-section because it would be probably for her retina to be detached and then go blind caused by high intra-ocular tension when laboring. She had her eyes have a laser surgery three and a half years ago. At that time her glasses were 10.10 diopter for left eye and 9.8 diopter for right.

Now she has been pregnant for 8 months.

We would appreciate if you could give professional advice.Thanks in advance.
@Ethel & @Pennypincher: Thanks for your answers.
Yes it’s my wife’s first birth. Is there any special process or requirement at doctor’s side for mums having laser eye surgery before? Any pre-birth assesment?

Contact us to find out more www.londonvisionclinic.com After a previous feature on laser eye surgery, ITV’s This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield, began considering what laser eye surgery could do for his deteriorating vision. After deciding to take the plunge, he took the cameras along on his journey from the initial consultation and tests with Alexandra Lyons at the London Vision Clinic all the way through to the moment Prof. Dan Reinstein conducted the lasik eye surgery procedure. Watch the This Morning, ITV clip of Phillips journey for a closer look at laser eye surgery. Visit www.londonvisionclinic.com for more info.

Video of my laser eye procedure in both eyes. You can actually listen to whats going on in the room while it happens. This gives you an added sense of what the procedure is like and how easy it is. DAY-4 RECOVERY VIDEO Here is a quick video diary of how I felt on Day-4 after my Laser Eye Surgery: www.youtube.com IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS: I receive many questions about the procedure so I created a followup video to answer the most commonly asked questions. If you have questions or are interested please check it out at: www.youtube.com

Visualase customer testimonial for why customer decided to opt for eye laser surgery.

Watch the testimonial videos of RLE (refractive lens exchange) surgery patient by our Eye Surgeon, Dr. Captain at the Eye Center Bangkok Hospital Phuket, Thailand.

Video of my laser eye procedure in both eyes. You can actually listen to whats going on in the room while it happens. This gives you an added sense of what the procedure is like and how easy it is. DAY-4 RECOVERY VIDEO Here is a quick video diary of how I felt on Day-4 after my Laser Eye Surgery: www.youtube.com IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS: I receive many questions about the procedure so I created a followup video to answer the most commonly asked questions. If you have questions or are interested please check it out at: www.youtube.com

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I want to have laser eye surgery, but i found out from a friend that you could have a layer of your eye tear away and you’ll be left with nothing but excruciatingly blurry vision. Is this true? I was planning on joining the Marine Corps without glasses or contacts. If there are any other side effects please don’t forget to mention them, thank you!

because i was thinking of doing it in a few years.