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The Truth about Laser Eye Surgery |
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| Laser eye surgery does not cure nearsightedness. It merely turns the cornea of the eye into the prescription glasses by changing the shape or the curvature of the cornea. After laser eye surgery, even though you may not need to wear glasses, theoretically, you are still nearsighted and your eyeballs are still extra long and thus at a very high risk of retinal detachment. |
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| If you still don't know how to "protect" your eyes, i.e., to control your nearsightedness, your nearsightedness could still get worse and you will then need to wear glasses. And you are at a even higher risk of having retinal detachment. |
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| Normal Eye |
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| Myopic Eye |
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| Laser Surgery -- LASIK |
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| Myopic Eye After Laser Surgery |
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| Retinal Detachment After Laser Surgery |
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| Myopia Got Worse After Laser Surgery |
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| Retinal Detachment After Myopia Got Worse |
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Thanks to the Eye Doctors who make our myopia worse. |
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