Published : June 08, 2009 | Author : admin
Category : LASIK | Total Views : 634 | Unrated

  
Are you past your mid forties? Do you need bifocals or reading glasses? There is help for you. People age 48 years and over, even into their late sixties, may now become free of all glasses for reading, for computer and for driving with multifocal lasik. The technique, brought to the U.S. by McHenry, Illinois eye surgeon Robert L. Epstein, MD in early 2003, has demonstrated long lasting results in a year 2007 study. Over ninety-one percent of patients remained free of all glasses at all times and eight percent were wearing glasses for less than an hour per week. Multifocal lasik uses an excimer laser to produce a radially symmetric multifocal curvature onto the front optical wall of the eye to improve depth of focus. Seewww.icansee.com for more information.  To set up an interview, contact: Robert L. Epstein, MD  rlepstein@aol.com



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