The woman's guide to eye care:
"According to Dr Lee Sao Bing, Clinical Surgeon and Lead Surgeon, Shinagawa LASIK Centre.
While eye diseases are not really gender specific, the many stages of a woman's life can have an impact on her vision, due to lifestyle habits and hormonal changes, as well as the subtle visual changes that occur as a natural part of aging.
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LASIK in Singapore
What YOU need to know !
Monday, December 21, 2009
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Why do some people lose near vision after Lasik? | Laser Eye ...
Why do some people lose near vision after Lasik:
"I've read on some forums, that certain people, will almost definitely lose their ability to see up close, after a lasik procedure? Why is this? And is there an answer?
Read more at Laser Eye Surgery UK - http://www.lasereyesurgery-uk.com/"
"I've read on some forums, that certain people, will almost definitely lose their ability to see up close, after a lasik procedure? Why is this? And is there an answer?
Read more at Laser Eye Surgery UK - http://www.lasereyesurgery-uk.com/"
Friday, December 18, 2009
Lasik Eye Surgery for Amblyopia – Too Good to be True?
Lasik Eye Surgery for Amblyopia – Too Good to be True?
"Can Lasik eye surgery help amblyopia (loss of vision) for lazy eye?When a newborn baby comes into the world and opens their eyes for the first time, ..."
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"Can Lasik eye surgery help amblyopia (loss of vision) for lazy eye?When a newborn baby comes into the world and opens their eyes for the first time, ..."
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Recent Lasik News
Nearsightedness Can Be Treated with LASIK eMaxHealth Nearsightedness can be treated in several ways, including eyeglasses, contact lenses, or a surgical technique called LASIK. LASIK, which is an acronym for ... See all stories on this topic |
The woman's guide to eye care AsiaOne An alternative to contact lenses would be vision correction through LASIK. Changes in the hormonal levels in the body, due to possible side effects from ... See all stories on this topic |
Friday, October 9, 2009
Lens implant if not suitable for lasik surgery
For those whom have severe myopia, or other conditions rendering their eyes unacceptable for lasik surgery, there is another solution now.
A razor thin lens can be implanted into the eye to correct their vision instead of lasik surgery. The procedure takes about 10 mins and the effects are almost similar to lasik, ie corrected and improved vision.
The cost however, are about 2-3 times more expensive than lasik when compared within Singapore. $3000-$5000 per eye.
Implantable contact lens (ICL), is not new in Singapore and the first ICL surgery had been done in Singapore in 2005.
One of the clinics offering the procedure is Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC).
Source : TodayOnline.com
Today is 9th October 2009
Time is 09:40 hrs
A razor thin lens can be implanted into the eye to correct their vision instead of lasik surgery. The procedure takes about 10 mins and the effects are almost similar to lasik, ie corrected and improved vision.
The cost however, are about 2-3 times more expensive than lasik when compared within Singapore. $3000-$5000 per eye.
Implantable contact lens (ICL), is not new in Singapore and the first ICL surgery had been done in Singapore in 2005.
One of the clinics offering the procedure is Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC).
Source : TodayOnline.com
Today is 9th October 2009
Time is 09:40 hrs
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Free public seminars, talks, forums on Lasik.
Need to find out more about Lasik?
How about attending a free seminar?
The top few Lasik clinics in Singapore are as follows [ in random order ]
Premium Lasik Surgery Clinic
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They are holding a seminar on 9th and 17th July 2009 for anyone whom is considering Lasik and would like to find out more. Seminar details here .<------
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Shinagawa Lasik Centre
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They are also holding an informative talk in Singapore city on the 9th, 10th, 23rd and 24th July 2009. Talk details here .<-------
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Singlasik @ Singapore National Eye Centre
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They are holding a free public forum on the 30th July 2009. Free complimentary parking for registered participants. Public forum details here .<-------
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The above mentioned clinics are the major lasik practicioners in Singapore.
If you are considering to do Lasik surgery in Singapore, it is recommended that you attend one of these seminars to find out more.
Time is 15:23 hrs
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Did you know?
Singapore has one of the countries with highest success and safety ratings for Lasik surgeries.
Source : Ministry of Home Affairs, Singapore.
But does that mean Lasik is suitable for everyone?
Before rushing down to the nearest Lasik practitioner, save yourself the rejection and cost of the consultation fee by evaluating yourself for the criteria below:
Age of at least 18 years or above;
Stable vision for at least a year;
No known eye disease or eye infections[ cataracts, glaucoma ];
No history of herpes simplex affecting the eyes;
Pupil size of less than 8mm;
Overall good health [ no HIV, diabetes, lupus, etc ];
Not pregnant or breastfeeding;
Not undergoing hormone therapy;
Psychologically sound.
Today is 18th March 2009
Time is 10:14 hrs
Source : Ministry of Home Affairs, Singapore.
But does that mean Lasik is suitable for everyone?
Before rushing down to the nearest Lasik practitioner, save yourself the rejection and cost of the consultation fee by evaluating yourself for the criteria below:
Age of at least 18 years or above;
Stable vision for at least a year;
No known eye disease or eye infections[ cataracts, glaucoma ];
No history of herpes simplex affecting the eyes;
Pupil size of less than 8mm;
Overall good health [ no HIV, diabetes, lupus, etc ];
Not pregnant or breastfeeding;
Not undergoing hormone therapy;
Psychologically sound.
Today is 18th March 2009
Time is 10:14 hrs
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