Table of contents for My Epi-Lasik Journal
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt1
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt2: Getting ready
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt3: Why I chose Epi-LASIK over regular LASIK
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt4: The night before
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt5: The morning of
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt6: The Operation
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt7: The Aftermath
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt8: Two days after
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt9: Three days after, some unevenness
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt10: Not so uneven
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt11: No more bandages
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt12: More bandages
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt13: A couple weeks later, no onions
- My Epi-LASIK Journal pt 14: Epi-LASIK Video
I watched this video before my Epi-LASIK procedure. It’s a closeup view of the actual procedure in all it’s glory. You can now see Exactly what I went through. I can’t speak for how you will respond to it, but I think watching it helped me get a little more comfortable with the procedure. Believe me, I was squirming massively while watching this video (don’t say I didn’t warn you). But by the second viewing I was a bit more comfortable (just a bit). But my philosophy is the more information you have the better. Hard to beat an actual video of the operation. Good luck getting through the video if you decide to hit play…
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8871545201613720731Note: In this Epi-LASIK video, you’ll see that the surgeon cuts an epithelial flap and then replaces it afterwards. According to my surgeon, this is being phased out in the Epi-LASIK procedure. The consensus among leading surgeons is that recovery is actually better if the flap is not put back. So the surgery is actually completed significantly faster than seen in this video. That’s good news for you!