Free LASIK Surgery For Marines
University Hospitals in Cleveland is offering LASIK vision correction for free to local Marines.
Gino Vromelia, the director of UH's laser vision center, want to help the local Marines for their sacrifice in Iraq.
Vromelia says this surgery is a great opportunity, and he is grateful for the hospital's support.
The hospital will perform the procedure on six patients a month through March.
Filed under Eye Treatment, Lasik Eye Surgery
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December 5th, 2005 at 7:32 am
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June 2nd, 2008 at 9:17 am
Two questions are carefully avoided in all LASIK info I have read so far: Does the flap ever COMPLETELY heal back AS STRONG as before the surgery? Secondly, is the eye weakened after the surgery to the effect a blow to the eye would cause the eyeball to burst and the vitreous jelly to be expelled, leaving the person blind?
June 8th, 2008 at 11:27 pm
The flap incision is made very accurately with LASER. There is no reason why they shouldn’t heal completely over time.
There is no reported incident of eyeball bursting after LASIK surgery. What vitreous jelly are you talking about?