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Saturday, January 16, 2010
Treating Nearsightedness with Implantable Contact Lenses
A good Implantable Contact Lens candidate will:
• Suffer from moderate to severe nearsightedness
• Does not qualify for or want to have LASIK or another laser vision correction procedure like PRK [photorefractive keratectomy]
• Has a stable prescription and healthy eyes
• Is between the ages of 21 and 45
• Has not had previous ophthalmic surgery
• Does not have a history of eye disease such as iritis, glaucoma or diabetic retinopathy.
To learn more about the implantable contact lens procedure, click here to watch an informative video. For additional questions on the Implantable Contact Lens procedure or to schedule a complimentary vision correction consultation, contact us.
Labels: ICL, Implantable Contact Lenses san diego, san diego lasik, vision correction surgery san diego
posted by Clearview Staff at 9:04 AM
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