Conjunctivitis: What You Need to Know
Conjunctivitis, commonly known as pink eye, is a condition that affects the thin, transparent layer covering the white part of your eye.
You might be surprised at how often Auckland Eye Ophthalmologists are asked if they would have laser vision correction themselves. We understand that usually the reason people ask is so they can determine how safe the procedure is.
To help answer this question we often reference an interesting study conducted in the United States. It was carried out to find out how many eye surgeons who perform laser vision correction (refractive surgeons) would undergo the procedure themselves and also recommend it to their immediate family members. The study was based on 250 refractive surgeons (248 responded to the survey) and here are some key points that were discovered;
Overall, the study showed that refractive surgeons were significantly more likely to have laser vision correction for their own eyes than the general public, a very heartening statistic we believe for anyone thinking about having the procedure done.
If you would like to learn if you are a suitable candidate, BOOK NOW for your free laser vision correction assessment (valued at $500).
Conjunctivitis, commonly known as pink eye, is a condition that affects the thin, transparent layer covering the white part of your eye.
Understanding how age affects eligibility and the best option for you.
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