Posted April 9th, 2009
by admin
dopey3 asked:
i have whats called amblyopia, im legally blind in one eye. the doctors scratched my eye during birth causing scar tissue to form and thats why im legally blind. Im trying to join the military so would eye surgery work for me? would the military pay for it?
Tags: Amblyopia, Eye Doctors, Military Pay
Posted in Optical | 1 Comment »
Posted April 9th, 2009
by admin
Air Force Above All asked:
I have like a 20/30 vision or 20/40 After high school i am considering doing my surgery in the Air Force academy to be a fighter pilot and get trained and get corrected as 20/20 can i do this and not be disqualified.
Tags: Air Academy, Air Force Academy, Eye Surgery
Posted in Military | 4 Comments »
Posted April 9th, 2009
by admin
seifer877 asked:
I’m applying for Naval OCS after I graduate from my university this year. I want to either be an aviator or go into their engineering program. The problem is that I don’t have perfect eye sight and I’m getting laser eye surgery after graduation. Besides that, I’m perfectly physically fit and academically capable (double-major in applied math and mechanical engineering w/ 3.8 gpa)…
Tags: Eye Laser, Laser Surgery, Navy
Posted in Military | 3 Comments »
Posted April 9th, 2009
by admin
Air Force Above All asked:
I have like 20/30 vision but i been hearing they change the policy of something any help please. I am a sophomore in high school and Can i do the surgery after high school.
Tags: Air Force, Pilot Air, Sophomore
Posted in Military | 5 Comments »
Posted April 9th, 2009
by admin
suman asked:
•Lasik is a painless procedure.
•It involves the use of a local anaesthetic which is a simple drop on the eye surface.
•Time of the surgery can vary according to the needs of the patient.
•The flap on the cornea is cut by a special device and lifted out of the way. The surgeon then goes to work re-shaping the tissue beneath the flap and when completed, the flap is replaced.
•No stitches or sutures are required
•The recovery time can vary from patient to patient.
Tags: Painless Procedure, Recovery Time, Stitches
Posted in Optical | 3 Comments »
Posted April 6th, 2009
by admin
Air Force Above All asked:
I want to be a fighter pilot and my vision is 20/30 do they have surgery in there?
Tags: Air Force Academy, Fighter Pilot, Lasik Surgery
Posted in Military | 5 Comments »
Posted April 6th, 2009
by admin
samakāmitā asked:
My dog (engl. Bulldog) has a cherry eye and I would like to know how much most of the people paid. I have two estimates and for some reason they are both soooooooooooooo different (in price)…. I am just curious. Thank you.
My dog had it happen before and it was fixed, but I did not have to pay for it (the breeder still did). I have 2 estimates and they differ almost $1000
Tags: Bulldog, Dogs, Estimates
Posted in Dogs | 6 Comments »
Posted April 6th, 2009
by admin
mac! asked:
I’ve currently got glasses, but I hate them and I dont really contact lenses that much, I’m thinking of getting laser eye surgery, but at what age is the best to get them, because I heard that your eyes starts settling at the age of 21 or something and I’m only 18!
what do you mean by stable?
Tags: Glasses, Laser Eye Surgery, Laser Surgery
Posted in Optical | 6 Comments »
Posted April 6th, 2009
by admin
Z33K asked:
I’m 16, but when I graduate from high school I want to join the navy and apply for BUD/S training. Is it possible for me to have any kind of of eye surgery to fix my vision (20/60) at the age of 18?
Tags: Eye Surgery, Graduate From High School, Navy
Posted in Optical | 1 Comment »
Posted April 3rd, 2009
by admin
LiGhT yOuR fIrE bAbE asked:
Thats what someone told me that happened. How long does your eyes stay sensitive to light until you are back to normal again..just with better eye sight.
Thankyou for any help.
Tags: Eye Sight, Eye Surgery, Thankyou
Posted in Optical | 3 Comments »
