binanut
10-Mar-2006, 09:02
Hi all!
I recently met a woman who had lasik surgery several years ago and has been suffering from dry eyes ever since. Her story sounds similar to most that post here. Anyway, she recently went to California and had a procedure done were her flap was re-lifted and the dry cells that were caught under the cornea were removed. Granted it has only been a month but, she say she can already notice the difference. I have never heard of this before but I thought I would pass on the information. Her Dr. told her if you know what to look for the dry cells are visible upon examination. Here is her doctor's name and website: Dr. Kerry Assil http://www.assilvision.com/index.html
I hope this info might help someone. All and all I am dong pretty good, though I still have some moments. However I no longer use drops daily or take flax seed pills. Personally I really think the cranial sacral therapy helped and continue to stick with it once a month.
Dianna
I recently met a woman who had lasik surgery several years ago and has been suffering from dry eyes ever since. Her story sounds similar to most that post here. Anyway, she recently went to California and had a procedure done were her flap was re-lifted and the dry cells that were caught under the cornea were removed. Granted it has only been a month but, she say she can already notice the difference. I have never heard of this before but I thought I would pass on the information. Her Dr. told her if you know what to look for the dry cells are visible upon examination. Here is her doctor's name and website: Dr. Kerry Assil http://www.assilvision.com/index.html
I hope this info might help someone. All and all I am dong pretty good, though I still have some moments. However I no longer use drops daily or take flax seed pills. Personally I really think the cranial sacral therapy helped and continue to stick with it once a month.
Dianna