My LASIK Surgery Experience | Answering Your Questions
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Hey! Parker York Smith here talking about my LASIK surgery experience with Dr. Shamie in Los Angeles. It’s one of the best decisions I’ve ever made and I really think hope that this sheds some light on what you can expect if you’re curious about LASIK or laser eye surgery. Also answering some of your questions about the surgery so you can feel as confident as possible.
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Check out the Maloney – Shamie Vision Institute: https://www.maloneyvision.com/
(They were AMAZING!!)
Hey! Parker York Smith here talking about my LASIK surgery experience with Dr. Shamie in Los Angeles. It’s one of the best decisions I’ve ever made and I really think hope that this sheds some light on what you can expect if you’re curious about LASIK or laser eye surgery. Also answering some of your questions about the surgery so you can feel as confident as possible.
Our best recommendation in the end is that you get the best advice from a group of professionals who have been willing to revolutionize your diabetes situation and give you the opportunity to radically improve your health.
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I am actually planning surgery
Your video help me alot
Thank you
Do they use A knife during your surgery or a stick?
I’m getting surgery myself cause I had a tumor and have double vision.
extreme dryness here. good sight but I regret to have taken the step to surge my eyes. i won’t recommend it to anyone who will face the experience of constant pain in mornings and nights when waking up. even eyedrops by doctor weren’t helpful at all. Be cautious with your decisions. I would be completely fine and calm wearing glasses again instead of experiencing this indescribable pain. the sight will decline after 10 years after all
I don't know what my eyes are but I can't read a stop sign clearly at anything past 25 yards and even there, it's fuzzy. I want to get LASIK because I'm tired of having to worry about my glasses and cleaning them and contacts are a no go (can't keep my eye open with something coming at it like that) but I fear losing my vision. If I go blind, I flat out can't do my job and will have to quit. I've just got this job and the pay is amazing and I'm able to afford to do things I never have been able to. Hell, the vision insurance from my job is the reason I'm even able to consider getting it at all.
Still, I remember getting my first pair of glasses. To be able to see the fibers in the carpet without them being an inch from my eye was the most amazing feeling I'd had up until that point in my life and I image getting LASIK would produce the same result.
Got it done yesterday. Amazing experience I actually enjoyed the surgery it was a once in a lifetime experience. True works of Jesus Christ
I am negative 6.50 😢
Today I'm having Lasik in Medellín, Colombia, and I firmly believe that having a strong connection with your doctor is crucial. For me, it's imperative that my doctor speaks English and is highly qualified, and luckily, my doctor fits both criteria. He completed his medical school and residency in the United States and has been performing Lasik surgeries for two decades.
During my initial consultation, he recommended that I wear glasses for a month and return for further testing because my right eye wasn't ready for surgery. After following his advice, I passed the necessary tests and met with him again. At this point, I feel as though we're friends because of his professionalism and kindness, as well as the sheer number of successful surgeries he's performed throughout his career.
Unlike some doctors (especially from my past experiences in the states) who seem to rush through appointments and prioritize money over patient care, my doctor takes the time to answer my questions and ensure that I feel comfortable before and after my procedure. Even though the risks were slim, I appreciate his initial hesitation to perform the surgery, which demonstrates his focus on the patient's well-being.
I can't wait to open my eyes and be able to take in the mountain views from his office.
Your video gave me a since of calm. So thank you!
I have my appointment for lasik this Friday I'm excited/nervous but mostly excited
did they give u a pill or something to relax u before your procedure
Getting iDesign Lasik tomorrow, hope as good as result as you 😀
Hey man, thank you so much for sharing your experience! Do you happen to know which brand of Laser machine did they use for your intervention?
Hii …can we get cataract surgery later in life if we get lasik now ?
Im gonna get it in a couple weeks. Im so excited ☺️
Does it cure blurry vision?
You could simply share the cost and it wouldn’t send you into jail! And people are not such dumb that they don't know how cost varies area to area and time to time! A dislike for this video just because I was in fact searching the cost only😏
Any issues with halo-ing?
I have astigmatism (I have around -7.00 in both eyes) I can’t see further than 5in from my face, I’ll be getting eye surgery when I get enough money for it but I’ve been watching videos to find comfort in getting it done
How much did you spend?
Getting LASIK in less then 24 hours. I’m soooo nervous… but super excited… wish me luck
I’m not missing out on a good nap cuz I’m too drunk to get up and take off my contacts so yup they go on the floor until i get up 🤣🤣