On Jun 20, 1:19 pm, capnspaldi...[at]yahoo.com wrote:
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I'm glad you got what what you wanted then. So what's the problem?

On Jun 19, 9:35 pm, spammer <sereb...[at]yahoo.com> wrote:
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That must have been the treatment I got.
It suited me to have visual disfunction that couldn't be repaired,only
made worse?

On Jun 19, 7:20 pm, Eye <eyetooamdama...[at]yahoo.com> wrote:
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Oh please, save your hysterics for flappie. Who's going to pay
attention to a pathetic whiner as yourself Burch?

He'll receive the treatment that best SUITS him??? As if the patients
who are legally BLIND from LASIK received the treatment that SUITED
them?

Carlos, before you risk your only pair of eyes on a permanent and
elective surgery, do your research.

Please read The LASIK Report at http://www.thelasikreport.com

and also read at LasikFlap.com forum at http://www.lasikflap.com/forum.

You should know that the LASIK flap never heals to restore normal
corneal integrity and that corneal strength and corneal nerves are
forever compromised by any corneal refractive surgery.

Please be aware that later in life your liklihood of having glaucoma
diagnosed should you develop it before you have visual field loss, AND
the success of your cataract surgery may be riding on your decision
whether or not to have surgery. An eye that has never had corneal
refractive surgery is a healthier eye.

What if your surgery is a success but your eyes are so dry from
surgically-induced nerve damage that you can't live a normal life?
Would you like to run around in moisture seal goggles instead of
glasses? Now THERE's a look!

In my opinion there is no such thing as a 'good LASIK surgeons' - if
they were truly 'good' surgeons they would not be performing LASIK.
There is enough information in the medical literature about serious
flaws in the LASIK procedure to prevent any conscientous physician
from performing LASIK on healthy eyes.

On Jun 19, 2:30 am, Carlos <x_me...[at]hotmail.com> wrote:
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Your script isn't that high at all for today's machines. Stick to a
good surgeon, the ones you mentioned are excellent, and you'll receive
the treatment that best suits you.

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Hi all,
I am considering having laser surgery, I currently have a fairly high
prescription (-4.5 right eye and -5.5 left eye). I would like to know
any recommendations in the Los angeles/orange county area? I heard
that some of the best doctors in this area include Dr. Kerri Assil,
Dr. Boxer Wachler, Dr. Robert Maloney, Dr. James Salz and Dr. Andrew
Caster (I believe they are all in the Beverly Hills area). What about
Dr. Charles Manger or Dr. Robert Lingua?
Are all these doctors operating pretty much on the same laser
equiptment? or is there one laser machine that is better than the
other for Lasik and the custom lasik?
I will appreciate your advice.
Tom