glacialmultimedia asked:

LASIK Eye Surgery, explained by Dr. Robert L. Epstein, MD of Mercy Center of Corrective Eye Surgery (www.icansee.com). Robert L. Epstein, MD is the Director of the Mercy Center for Corrective Eye Surgery. A nationally recognized expert in vision corrective procedures for freedom from glasses and contact lenses, he has a number of notable achievements that relate to the work of getting you free or less dependent on glasses or contact lenses. Notable Achievements *First Midwest surgeon and …

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Euronymous asked:


I have brown eyes, and would like to try blue contacts. What contact lenses brand would you recommend for lightening dark eyes?

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alexGvyborg asked:

LASIK is the acronym for Laser-Assisted in Situ Keratomileusis, a type of refractive laser eye surgery performed by ophthalmologists for correcting myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism.[1] The procedure is preferred to photorefractive keratectomy, PRK, because it requires less time for the patient’s full recovery, and the patient feels less pain, overall. Many patients choose LASIK as an alternative to wearing corrective eyeglasses or contact lenses.

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jslewisMDPC asked:

Theresa was nearsighted and hated her glasses and contact lenses. She was thrilled to have LASIK and feels LASIK was one of her best investments in herself. She is extremely happy she had Laser Eye Surgery by Dr. Lewis in Elkins Park, Montgomery County, Pennsyvlania just north of Phila PA.

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Einvid asked:

www.toronto-laser.com Even serious vision impairments like astigmatisms that require the daily use and wear of eyeglasses and contact lenses can be eliminated with LASIK. Dr. Rootman’s sparkling reputation in the city as not only a great LASIK surgeon but also as a respected member of the medical field allays many patient fears, and he will work with you during your consultation to answer any and all concerns and questions about laser eye surgery. Patients laud YELC for the staff’s …

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Laugh alot! asked:


I took my contact lenses out of my eyes tonight and cleaned them, then I put a the left contact in the left container, and then put the right contact in the left container, so they were both floating around and I realized there were two. I quickly scooped one out and put it in the right side. I have Night & Day Contact lenses, and my prescription is the same on both sides (-.150) Or something, what do I do?

wooz101 asked:


I have a recent glasses prescription and just bought new glasses a week ago. I **** my new glasses and I just want to get contact lenses, been wearing glasses for a long time. I am going to Lens Crafters tomorrow, how long is the whole process until I can get the contact lenses? Thanks.

Jenny Q asked:


Okay, so me and a couple of my friends are planning to go to Knott’s Soak City ^^. Is it a bad idea to wear contact lenses? I think you’re not allowed to swim with them but if water gets into them is that bad too?