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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Can LASIK stop my eyesight from changing?
Some people experience small vision changes yearly. And, LASIK or other types of laser vision correction will not stop eyes from changing. This is why it is advisable for patients to wait until their eyes have stabilized before getting LASIK.
At Clearview, part of the laser vision correction consultation includes testing the stability of the patients’ vision. Contact us for a complimentary consultation.
At Clearview, part of the laser vision correction consultation includes testing the stability of the patients’ vision. Contact us for a complimentary consultation.
Labels: LASIK
posted by Clearview Staff at 5:01 PM
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