Hope for Lasik Complications Patients

Neovascularization refers to the growth of new blood vessels, as seen in the picture below.

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This eye underwent 2 separate LASIK procedures. The second procedure was called an “enhancement” but in reality is just another LASIK surgery. Note the darker “blotchy” areas just below the pupil. These are dry areas on the corneal surface. This eye has extremely irregular surface. Patient is now wearing a scleral lens on this eye and is enjoying clear, comfortable undistorted vision.

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  2. RK Followed by LASIK 10 Years Later
  3. LASIK Followed by CK
  4. Post-LASIK Dry Eye
  5. RK Photos
  6. Lasik Photos
  7. Computerized Corneal Topography
  8. Scleral Lenses for Patients with post-LASIK Cornea Transplant
  9. Scleral Lens Lasik over RK or ALK
  10. Scleral Lenses for RK and ALK Patients

Critics of Lasik

dr. oz speaks out against LasikIn this video, Dr. Oz speaks out about lack of safety with LASIK, noting that half of patients are back in glasses in just a few years.

Dr. Morris Waxler against LASIKDr. Morris Waxler led the clinical trials at FDA when LASIK was approved. Dr. Waxler now says on his website, HelpStopLasik.com, that the Lasik industry deceived the FDA about the safety of LASIK. It's not a matter of choosing the right doctor. Lasik is simply unsafe in any circumstance. In the videos below, he is interviewed by prominent news organizations:

UPDATE July 28th 2014. Morris Waxler requests reconsideration of rejected petition to ban LASIK. See Waxler's important comments here

"People who say it can't be done
shouldn't interrupt the guy doing it."
-- Roger D. Davis, PhD

News Articles (off site)

Chronic Eye Pain Associated with Laser Eye Surgery

Dr. Boshnick on CBS This Morning


See Dr. Boshnick and Dr. Morris Waxler (former FDA chief research scientist on refractive surgery) talk about bad LASIK

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Informational Sites

In addition to being an eye care provider, under the direction of Dr. Edward Boshnick, The Global Vision Rehabilitation Center is also a teaching resource for contact lens specialists visiting us from all parts of North America. At the present time, Dr. Boshnick is adjunct professor of contact lenses at the following Optometry colleges:

  • 1. Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University
  • 2. New England College of Optometry
  • 3. Southern College of Optometry