LASIK Eye Surgery: What Are The Risks? - Dr. Schwartz
Dr. Schwartz recalls the most common risks associated with LASIK corrective eye surgery.
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Dr. Schwartz:
The other side of it is, the dry eye issue. Everybody gets dry eyes 100% of the time in my practice I see it, maybe it’s because I am in Arizona, but everybody gets dry eyes after laser surgery. What is really important is how long is it going to last? Typically it lasts about 30 to 90 days and then goes away.
Usually it goes away, I should say. About one percent or less have a continued persistent dry eye problem that I have seen last over a year, but the majority of patients, it’s gone within 30 to 90 days.
About Dr. Jay Schwartz, D.O.:
Dr. Jay L. Schwartz is arguably the most prolific refractive surgeon in the valley. Having performed over 28,000 LASIK surgeries and offering both IntraLASIK and Custom LASIK procedures, it is not hard to see why professional athletes have trusted the Schwartz Laser Eye Center since 2001. Dr. Jay L. Schwartz is the team ophthalmologist for the Phoenix Suns, Arizona Diamondbacks, world champion Phoenix Mercury and the team LASIK ophthalmologist for the Phoenix Coyotes. The Schwartz Laser Eye Center is also the official LASIK center of the Suns, Coyotes, and Diamondbacks making it easy to see why Schwartz Laser Eye Center is synonymous with professionalism. In fact, Schwartz Laser Center’s doctors spend every spring assisting numerous professional baseball teams preparing for the upcoming year.
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