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Monday February 19, 2001

Lasik Eye Surgery

The key to safe surgery in any field of medicine is an informed patient. Take time to research the LASIK center you are considering for surgery. Drs. Robert K. Maloney and Franklin W. Lusby offer the following guidelines to quality care and treatment.

 

 

 How to Choose a Laser Surgeon

1. Find a doctor by getting referrals from other doctors or from patients who have had laser vision correction.

2. Don't be fooled by fancy advertisements about a particular laser center. Choose the doctor, not the laser center. Find out who will actually do your procedure, then ask about that doctor's qualifications (e.g., board certification, special training).

3. Choose a doctor who has done at least 5,000 LASIK surgeries. What a doctor doesn't know can hurt you.


 Conditions and Treatments

Conditions: Myopia (Nearsightedness), Hyperopia (Farsightedness), Astigmatism, Presbyopia

Treatments: LASIK (Laser In-Situ Keratomileusis) , IntacsTM (Corneal Ring Segments), ArtisanTM Lens (Implantable Contact Lens)

 

Drs. Maloney and Lusby are directors of the Maloney-Lusby Vision Institute, located at 4330 Barranca Parkway, Suite 101, Irvine, California 92604, 949-733-3937. For more information about LASIK surgery, and/or a free consultation, call their office or visit www.maloney-lusby.com.


Dayna Devon prepares for the Lasik Procedure

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Witness the results and hear Dayna's reactions to the surgery

Dr. Robert Maloney

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American Eye Institute

In the L.A. area contact Dr. Maloney @ (310) 208-3937 or email info@maloneyvision.com

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