Question: How does NearVision CK with the light touch technique affect the uncorrected near vision?
Shealy Eye Laser Center's 'Frequently Asked Questions' - 1-8...Answer: There is a significant in uncorrected near vision both individually in the treated eye and binocularly with both eyes in our patients. With today's fast-paced active lifestyles, the need for unimpaired vision becomes more and more obvious and the hope for freedom from glasses and contact lenses is what makes many people consider laser vision correction. Most people have friends or family members that underwent a laser vision correction procedure.
Related QuestionsQuestion: How does light touch NearVision CK affect the distant vision?
Shealy Eye Laser Center's 'Frequently Asked Questions' - 1-8...Answer: Binocular uncorrected visual acuity for distance remained unchanged from preoperative to postoperatively using the light touch technique. Figure 1: Uncorrected visual acuity at near before and 1 month after conductive keratoplasty using the Light Touch technique. Figure 2: Binocular uncorrected visual acuity at distance and near before and 1 month after conductive keratoplasty using the Light Touch technique.
Related QuestionsWill my vision fluctuate after NearVision CK is performed?
NearVision CK (Conductive Keratoplasty) FAQMost patients will experience mild fluctuation in their vision after the procedure, but few notice it. Any fluctuation will usually subside within a few weeks. Patients who have a procedure to steepen the cornea (presbyopia or hyperopia), regardless of the procedure, usually require a longer stabilization period than those who receive a treatment that flattens the cornea (myopia).
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Shealy Eye Laser Center's 'Frequently Asked Questions' - 1-8...Answer: CK is a versatile tool that has many applications for select groups of patients. It is a fast, effective, low-risk refractive technology that can correct presbyopia and reduce astigmatism for post surgical rescue and enhancement. It has an unsurpassed safety profile with no loss of best corrected visual acuity. There is no induction of dry eye or weakening of the structural integrity of the cornea.
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EyeCare Information on Eye ConditionsBlue light is the shortest visible wavelength, and because of this, it is easily scattered and reflected. By wearing quality sunglasses, which absorb and block blue light before it reaches the retina, blue light is never allowed to cause distortion.
Related QuestionsHow is Near Vision CK performed?
NearVision CK Cincinnati - Halpin Eye CenterNear Vision CK, pioneered by Halpin - Poweleit Eye Center in Cincinnati Ohio, uses radio waves, instead of a laser or scalpel, to reshape the cornea and bring Near Vision back into focus. Near Vision CK performed using a small probe, thinner than a strand of human hair, that releases radio waves. The probe is applied in a circular pattern on the outer cornea to shrink small areas of collagen.
Related QuestionsQuestion: How does NearVision CK compare to psuedophaktic monovision?
Shealy Eye Laser Center's 'Frequently Asked Questions' - 1-8...Answer: Most patients, if they have a residual farsightedness in their non-dominant eye, can function without reading glasses the majority of the time. Patient acceptiveness of this is quite high and most patients readily adapt to this situation within a few days. 65% of cataract patients will prefer this over the 10% that may choose a premium lens implant.
Related QuestionsIs NearVision CK reversible?
NearVision CK (Conductive Keratoplasty) FAQwith most vision correction procedures, NearVision CK is not reversible. Once the procedure has been performed, it is not possible to "remove" its effects. This is an important factor for anyone thinking about undergoing a vision correction procedure to carefully consider. To make sure NearVision CK is right for you, seek the advice of your doctor. To find a CK Doctor near you, visit www.myclearvision.com.
Related QuestionsWho is NearVision CK right for?
NearVision CK (Conductive Keratoplasty) FAQTo determine if NearVision CK is right for you, visit an ophthalmologist to discuss the complete list of indications and contraindications. To find a CK Doctor? in your area, visit www.myclearvision.com.
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VisionCare FAQsThe macula is important to eyesight since it is the part of the eye responsible for detailed central or "straight ahead" vision. Although people with AMD rarely go completely blind because of this condition, they may find it difficult to read, recognize faces or colors, drive, and perform other daily functions that require central vision.
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Los Angeles CK - Conductive Keratoplasty in Beverly Hills, C...Most patients will experience mild fluctuation in their vision after the procedure. Any fluctuation will usually subside within a few weeks. Patients who have a procedure to steepen the cornea (presbyopia or hyperopia), regardless of the procedure, usually require a longer stabilization period than those who receive a treatment that flattens the cornea (myopia).Related Questions
CK NearVisionMost patients will experience mild fluctuation in their vision after the procedure, but few notice it. Any fluctuation will usually subside within a few weeks. Patients who have NearVision CK will have even more rapid visual recovery and stabilization than hyperopic LASIK.Related Questions
What are the risks and side effects of NearVision CK?
NearVision CK (Conductive Keratoplasty) FAQBecause NearVision CK is minimally invasive, the procedure has exhibited very minimal risk and almost no side effects. During the first 24 to 48 hours after NearVision CK, you may experience tearing and some discomfort, including a foreign-object sensation in the eyes. You may also experience initial slight over-correction of your vision, which stabilizes during the following weeks.
Related QuestionsAre there restrictions after having NearVision CK?
NearVision CK (Conductive Keratoplasty) FAQwith any vision treatment procedure where the cornea is altered, certain precautions should be taken. After the NearVision CK procedure, patients should avoid getting contaminated water in their eyes for at least one week. This includes water from swimming pools, spas, lakes and the ocean. When showering or taking baths, patients should keep their eyes closed in order to avoid getting soap and dirty water into their eyes.
Related QuestionsWill my vision fluctuate after Near Vision CK is performed?
NearVision CK Cincinnati - Halpin Eye CenterMost patients will experience mild fluctuation in their vision after the procedure, but few notice it. Any fluctuation will usually subside within a few weeks. Patients who have a procedure to steepen the cornea (presbyopia or hyperopia), regardless of the procedure, usually require a longer stabilization period than those who receive a treatment that flattens the cornea (myopia).
Related QuestionsQuestion: How effective is NearVision CK after LASIK?
Shealy Eye Laser Center's 'Frequently Asked Questions' - 1-8...Answer: Dr. Shealy feels that the outcomes from Epi-LASIK laser vision correction combined with NearVision CK in the non-dominant eye allows most patients to be free from glasses, both distant and near, about 90% of the time. European research indicates that the outcomes of laser vision correction without flap formation are more predictable when compared to cap formation laser vision correction.
Related QuestionsQuestion: How would you describe the advantages of NearVision CK to patients?
Shealy Eye Laser Center's 'Frequently Asked Questions' - 1-8...Answer: A high percentage of NearVision CK patients achieve functional "getting-around" near vision. It is the safest ophthalmological procedure that has been developed to date. The patient age range for NearVision CK is from 41 to 63 in general.
Related QuestionsDoes NearVision CK have FDA approval?
faq pageIn March 2004 the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted approval of the ViewPoint CK System for performing the NearVision CK procedure. It is the first and only FDA approved vision technology that improves near vision in the millions of baby boomers with presbyopia, the age-related eye condition that sets in after age 40.
Related QuestionsWhat enables Near Vision CK to be performed in-office?
NearVision CK Cincinnati - Halpin Eye CenterNear Vision CK is a minimally invasive procedure that does not require cutting of the cornea, and therefore does not carry the associated risks or surgical complications. The procedure is relatively quick and easy to perform - taking an average of just 3 minutes.
Related QuestionsWhy doesn't Near Vision CK use a laser?
NearVision CK Cincinnati - Halpin Eye CenterNear Vision CK is a non-laser procedure that uses controlled radio waves to improve Near Vision. Rather than removing tissue with a laser, Near Vision CK reshapes the cornea using an entirely different method: the application of low-level, radiofrequency (RF) energy applied in a circular pattern on the outer cornea, to shrink small areas of corneal tissue.
Related QuestionsCan Near Vision CK treat myopia (nearsightedness)?
NearVision CK Cincinnati - Halpin Eye CenterNear Vision CK was designed for baby boomers who struggle to read menus, price tags or see their computer - symptoms of fading Near Vision which require a steepening of the cornea. Near Vision CK is not designed to flatten the cornea, the effect required for the treatment of myopia. For treatment of myopia, please click on our section on LASIK.
Related QuestionsCan Near Vision CK be performed on patients who have a pacemaker?
NearVision CK Cincinnati - Halpin Eye CenterThe Near Vision CK equipment can produce interference that may adversely influence the operation of other electronic equipment. Therefore, Near Vision CK is contraindicated for patients who are wearing a pacemaker.
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