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kimmytr · 05-12-2003, 08:56 PM

Hi, again
Like I said before, I will have mines done in two weeks. I have one more question. You see, right now I don't need glasses to read or look at small objects. Now I doctor said I definitively need them for reading after the operation ( according to him, anybody over 40 will need them for reading eventually ). That kind of defeats the purpose ( not wearing glasses! ), don't you think?
However,he did mention there is one kind of surgery to get aroud that problem. It called UNIVISION. What it is is they do surgery for nearsight on your dominant eye ( the stronger of the two eyes ) and on the other eye they do surgery for farsight. He said it a little hard to get used to but you never need glasses for any circumstance. Anybody ever heard or know anyone had that done?

05-12-2003, 08:56 PM	#37 (permalink)
kimmytr Upright	Hi, again Like I said before, I will have mines done in two weeks. I have one more question. You see, right now I don't need glasses to read or look at small objects. Now I doctor said I definitively need them for reading after the operation ( according to him, anybody over 40 will need them for reading eventually ). That kind of defeats the purpose ( not wearing glasses! ), don't you think? However,he did mention there is one kind of surgery to get aroud that problem. It called UNIVISION. What it is is they do surgery for nearsight on your dominant eye ( the stronger of the two eyes ) and on the other eye they do surgery for farsight. He said it a little hard to get used to but you never need glasses for any circumstance. Anybody ever heard or know anyone had that done?