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- Ohio State University College of Optometry Opens Eighth Accredited Residency Program at The Erdey Searcy Eye Group
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- 28th Annual Professional Education 2013 – April 2013 watch for more details!
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- Are there risks to ICL implantation?
- What should I expect if I eventually require cataract surgery and I have an ICL?
- If I receive an ICL will I always remain free of corrective lenses?
- Can I feel the ICL once it is in place?
- Can the ICL dry out or become soiled or damaged like a contact lens?
- Can both eyes be implanted with an ICL at once? If not, how long must I wait before surgery is performed on the second eye?
- What preparation is required?
- What will it accomplish?
- What are the U.S. FDA indications for the ICL?
- Who are the best candidates for the ICL and is the ICL better than Laser Vision Correction (LASIK / PRK)?
- Philip N. Arner O.D., M.S.
- Jonelle J. Knapp, O.D.
- Douglas J. Bosner, O.D.
- Kasey M. Huffman, O.D.
- Patrick A. Janson, O.D. – Clinical Director – Optometry
- Wilbur C. Blount, M.D. F.I.C.S. – In Memoriam 1929-2006
- Samuel A. Gallo, M.D. – Oculoplastic and Cosmetic Facial Surgery
- Daryl D. Kaswinkel, M.D. – Cataract, Corneal, Refractive and Glaucoma Surgery
- Gregory D. Searcy, M.D. – Cataract and Glaucoma Surgery
- Richard A. Erdey, M.D. – Medical Director – Cataract, Corneal and Refractive Surgery
- How do I know that refractive surgery is right for me?
- How do your savings with Laser Vision Correction compare to glasses and contacts over time?
- Does insurance or flexible spending programs cover refractive surgery?
- What does the fee include?
- Can I lose my civilian pilot’s license after I have this surgery?
- Can I swim or scuba dive?
- Can I still wear contact lenses after the surgery?
- What is Monovision?
- After refractive surgery, will I still need reading glasses as I get older?
- What are some of the side effects of refractive surgery?
- What is comanagement?
- Follow up care?
- Can I drive home after the procedure?
- What will the procedure be like?
- Once I’ve decided to proceed with refractive surgery, what is the procedure?
- Do I need to remove my contact lenses prior to the examination?
- I have dry eyes. Will this affect the procedure?
- I am a diabetic. Can I still have refractive surgery?
- Will the procedure need to be repeated (enhancement)?
- Is refractive surgery a permanent procedure?
- Is LASIK performed on both eyes at the same time?
- What kind of results might I expect?
- Are there risks with refractive surgery?
- How does the expertise of the surgeon affect my laser correction (LVC) result?
- Am I a good candidate?
- What is Custom Laser Vision Correction?
- What is refractive surgery?
- Quarterly Optometric Seminars – Next date: June 7, 2012
