gogo2

u deleted your post on accusation towards Jialat ?

or been deleted by admin?

You have any proof that Jialat is from optimax bo? Cannot simply say de

Learn how to respect each other la



This post has been edited by Really Confuse: Jun 22 2017, 09:40 AM

Hi

Referring to your above statement "just make sure the surgeon is a well trained CORNEAL specialist, whom can trouble shoot lasik cases much better than any general ophthalmologist."

I don't think they are able to , bc the surgery is done.

Most surgeon for refractive surgery are not corneal specialist. Dr.Stephen Chung and Dr.Yen are not corneal specialist.


I will said that corneal specialist will conduct a more thorough pre op exam compare to others ophthalmologist.

For my case , dr. yen didn't even examine my eyes during pre op comprehensive eye examination.


Post op check up by a corneal specialist , "trouble shoot " as mentioned by you ????

not helping in my case. my vision remain poor. NO SOLUTION!!!!!!!!

hi

Hmnn..


I still think pre op eye examination & preparation is crucial time. experience and hand skill super important.

femto lasik , I don't think required much hand skill except position the machine and close the flap.

relex smile - yes , required good hand skill and experience surgeon which lasik centre never inform patient(me) real whole process how they remove the lenticule.


u mentioned high power " how high consider high power ? 500? 600?

you working in a lasik centre ? or been working in a lasik centre before ? or u went thru refractive surgery ?

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This post has been edited by Really Confuse: Jul 3 2017, 08:39 PM

Y you didn't consider laser surgery?



Same doctor that you recommend earlier?

This post has been edited by Really Confuse: Jul 3 2017, 02:55 PM

Try to ask Caring Pharmacy or Chinaman pharmacy . should be cheaper.

O. what is the different between normal astigmatism and irregular astigmatism?
u having high power ?

You think they care meh if you have post op vision problem? Money already in their pocket !!!!!

Just like a reader here miyoko28 and my case , we went back for post op check up and informed doctor and optometrist about our eyes condition and vision problem.

this is the replied from this surgeon Dr.Yen Siew Siang and Optometrist Erica Paun Chee Meei

" "Oh you still can see with another eye,what!" or "At lease you're not blind, ma " you refer to the post by miyoko28

"dr.yen force patient to feel like a blind ppl , indirectly asking patient to get "lost" if patient refuse to do it.

Can you imagine that ?

Think ,What is the purpose we go for refractive surgery ? Pay them for professional service just to get a impaired vision ???


Yes . CHOOSE YOUR SURGEON WISELY.do tonnes of research and judge your decision.

if keen to do it.Get it right at the 1st time. Get a ethical doctor for a pre op comprehensive eye examination.

Don't repeat miyoko28 and my mistake , being force and push to this surgeon and end up with problems. NO doctor from their centre able to solve ? to help ? to tell the truth condition of our eye? just "drama" comments? still a puzzle

Now , a year+ from initial surgery. even miyoko28 done with "unclear" enhancement but no help on vision.


Just to share my truth experience of this lasik surgery.

This post has been edited by Really Confuse: Jul 7 2017, 10:39 AM

Well , I will say that a responsible Ophthalmologist will check the candidate's eyes and ensure they are really really a suitable candidate for lasik surgery before perform the surgery.

That's is why I said my surgeon is an un?????? surgeon.

CHOOSE YOUR SURGEON WISELY


Jialat

since you worked with a lasik centre b4, can you tell how do we (post op lasik patient) check residual corneal thickness?

thanks

This post has been edited by Really Confuse: Jul 10 2017, 11:04 AM

You wearing reading glasses now ?

[quote=jialat,Jul 10 2017, 12:58 PM]
same process like before surgery, just ask for pachymetry.


hi

how about orbscan ? which is more reliable?

thanks

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This post has been edited by Really Confuse: Jul 10 2017, 05:16 PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L41-CqynUHE

RELEX SMILE


doctor skill is important

This post has been edited by Really Confuse: Jul 10 2017, 04:56 PM

If reading from both orbscan and pachymetry is diff(quite a lot) , how ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vgXNTvXGJk



just to share this.


No one will understand the pain until they feel it..

This post has been edited by Really Confuse: Jul 12 2017, 11:28 AM

[quote=jialat,Jul 12 2017, 11:57 AM]
i meant orbscan machine can get pachymetry result also.

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oops , It should be pachymeter - medical device.


for a post op lasik patient to check residual corneal tissue , should refer to reading from orbscan or pachymeter?

This post has been edited by Really Confuse: Jul 12 2017, 03:21 PM

hi

I know both equipment also can get corneal thickness .

But if reading from both equipment show a big diff. which medical device is more reliable for a post op patient.

thanks.

hi Jialat

Still same owner of this Jialat ac ?


I still think that those from medical school/specialist in "eyes" they know the real risk of this lasik surgery that is why they themselves avoiding this lasik surgery.

Cheating and lying has caused me to suffer the effect of this lasik surgery.

Well , everyone make their choice and destiny.


I believe everyone has their own hidden agenda. $$$$$$$$ 1st

THINK WISELY!!!!!

This post has been edited by Really Confuse: Jul 14 2017, 03:01 PM

hi adif1281



you had blade type surgery.

so far didn't get any bad feedback on blade type surgery.

Failed lasik (laser type) surgery many on net.

adif1281

you should not commented this statement to those who suffering from post op lasik surgery.


you should not