Monthly Archives: June 2010

Intralase is growing in popularity and it is quite simply a type of Lasik eye surgery. Intralase relates to the way in which the flap is created during the Lasik procedure, using a laser instead of a surgical blade (microkeratome). … Continue reading →

This is one of the most commonly asked questions about laser eye surgery and is something people need to know before they can feel confident enough to can go ahead and have the treatment. As with all surgical procedures, there … Continue reading →

Night vision problems following laser eye surgery is one of the most commonly reported side effects, but just how big of an issue is it? The vast majority of people have little or no night vision problems following the procedure … Continue reading →

After laser eye surgery people want to know when they can return to the same activities they were doing prior to their treatment and swimming is one that people often ask about. Lasek and Lasik are both types of laser … Continue reading →

Having a lazy eye is probably more common than you think, affecting approximately 2% of the population. The medical name for the condition is amblyopia and if it is not treated before you reach the age of about 7 years … Continue reading →