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Monday, September 29, 2008
Defining EpiLASIK
The EpiLASIK procedure is much like PRK. During the procedure the surface of the cornea is ablated after the epithelium, or flap, is lifted in a single sheet. The repositioned flap then is used along with a bandage contact lens while the cornea heals.
To see if EpiLASIK is right for you, contact ClearView Eye and Laser Medical Center.
To see if EpiLASIK is right for you, contact ClearView Eye and Laser Medical Center.
posted by Clearview Staff at 11:19 PM
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