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Hi, can someone PM me Dr Lynn Yeo referral code for LASIK. Many thanks in advance!
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Hi, did you have consult with Dr Lynn Yeo? Can share with me the referral code. TIA.
Result:
LHS: 400 , a:125, RHS: 650: a: 75
Cornea Thickness: 580 both side
Suitable for lasik,
Advise not to go for Lasek as closed to 800 (RHS with 650+75).
Choose Lasik because recorrection cannot be done with LASIK and have to be perform using LASEK
Heard that 20% of the candidate are rejected. Consider myself lucky and thank my parent for it.
LHS: 400 , a:125, RHS: 650: a: 75
Cornea Thickness: 580 both side
Suitable for lasik,
Advise not to go for Lasek as closed to 800 (RHS with 650+75).
Choose Lasik because recorrection cannot be done with LASIK and have to be perform using LASEK
Heard that 20% of the candidate are rejected. Consider myself lucky and thank my parent for it.
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Hi, could you PM me the referral code for Dr Lynn yeo please. Thank you!Pm-ed!
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Hi can anyone PM me Dr Julian EEC referral code. Thank you!!
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For EEC, what’s the cost for their No touch laser epi-lasik as I couldn’t find the information on their site.
And when we book the appointment date, does it mean the surgery will be done on the same day, if there’s no issue?
And when we book the appointment date, does it mean the surgery will be done on the same day, if there’s no issue?
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Hi all,
Wanted to share my experience of the Transprk done at Clearvision
I am 42 this year and my degrees are 625 left eye and 550 right eye with minimal astig. As I am passed 40 my presbyopia(lao hua) is starting too and think I have around 50deg of lao hua on each eye.
Have been procrastinating on doing eye correction for the longest time in part cos I am really chicken **** and the thought of clamping with suction on eyeball and cutting a flap and closing with side effects scare me. Chanced upon transprk and read about how non invasive the procedure is and at passed 40 given my ROi is considerably low too I still decided to go ahead to tick this off my bucket list.
Did a pre check at the end of Apr 2022 and was told by Dr Tony that he will correct both my eyes by 550 deg (given thats the deg I am wearing for contacts) and leave a bit of a monovision (under correct left eye by 75 to 100) to help with lao hua. As the correction is 550 per eye there isn't a need to do cornea cross linkage and the thickness of my cornea stands at 515mm. Some small scarring on my right cornea but it shouldn't affect the procedure.
Scheduled for the procedure on 31st May and arrived at the clinic at 9am. There were around 4 other pax awaiting to do the same thing (or i think so) and I was the 3rd person in queue. Did a few more eye checks and the nurse there dripped 4 different eye drops into the eye to test for any possible allergic reaction as these eye drops will be essential post procedure.
Finally waited for my turn to be called in and yes was scared **** and also totally anxious. Never like anything to have to do with eyes so was feeling rather apprehensive. Told to lie down flat on the bed where u wriggle and get into position right under the transprk machine with the greenlight blinking. Was then told to relax and just look up. Did the right eye first and Dr Ho explained every step he was doing when first he will drip more numbing eye drops (basically spam a lot into the eye) and there after he will take some clip to keep the eye lid open. Totally no pain at this stage and just some adjustment of the eye lid to accommodate the clip. Thereafter he said we are starting now and look into the green dot. Dr ho will hold your head in position and the green dot will change from a small dot to a big dot to a disperse light source then all these while dr Ho will be counting down saying 15s more, 10s more, 5 s more and that's it. Think the laser took like 30s ? Very fats procedure, no pain no discomfort but u do smell something like plastic burning while it's going on. There after the light stop and doc ho will spamm more antiseptic eye drop in to wash the eye and then put on the bandage contacts in before he repeat the entire process on the left eye. Think whole lying down on bed to get both eyes fixed takes less then 5mins and its relatively fast.
Post the procedure, you be asked to sit up and then a photo will be taken with Dr Ho. U can see but everything looks blurry to me, maybe feel like 300 deg kind of short sighted? Then proceeded out of the procedure room where I booked a grab myself which I realise then my near vision is gone. Can't really see the fonts on the phone clearly and but struggling to make it up . Put on the sunglass and walked out of the clinic and also realise had a bit of difficulty making out the carplate number.
Post procedure on the day itself, the eyes felt very "suan" and a bit of pressure on the eyeball and had to keep dripping eye drop on a 1hr schedule with 4 diff eye drops on a rotational basis. Slept a lot after I got home at 12pm and everything looks blurry. That same night woke up at 3am and felt extremely suan in the eye and had to open it to make sure I wasn't going blind and drip more lubricating eye drop. Second day it was better, not so much suan ness but still cldnt see near things. Had to adjust my hp fonts to the second largest and was also struggling to reply to messages. TV looks to be blurry too so continued to sleep alot. On day 3 went back to the clinic for Post op check and told Dr Phil whom was Dr Ho partner and doing the post checks that my near vision still blurry, and that come day 8 I need to go back to work and my work requires me to look at lots of screens and I was worried I can't see.Dr Phil is pretty patient, explained that near vision should get better but if it doesn't, he will suggest getting a lao hua specs 100 deg for me to wear while working. Strangely that evening, my near vision suddenly got better and I can read my ph and fonts set back to where it was previously (3rd smallest). Day 4 didn't feel much changes no discomfort while day 5 I had to go back to the clinic for the check again. Each post op check is probably at max 5 min with Dr Phil where he will look into your eye and let you know how you are healing. For me he mentioned my healing is on track and next check is on day 8 where I will be removing my bandage contact (tomorrow) which he said the far vision should slowly get better.
Today is day 7 and far vision feels slighy better as compared to day 4 and 5 and I no longer see double image for far things, but maybe still blurry and feels like I am 100 deg to 150 deg short sighted. I began to drive today and it feels quite OK. So far no other discomfort so will update maybe in the next couple of days after contact removal.
If you have any qn do let me know I will try best to answer. Guess the difference between this and lasik is this really takes a long time to recover and progress very slow such that sometimes u may not feel u are getting better, but fingers crossed I do get my clear vision back
Wanted to share my experience of the Transprk done at Clearvision
I am 42 this year and my degrees are 625 left eye and 550 right eye with minimal astig. As I am passed 40 my presbyopia(lao hua) is starting too and think I have around 50deg of lao hua on each eye.
Have been procrastinating on doing eye correction for the longest time in part cos I am really chicken **** and the thought of clamping with suction on eyeball and cutting a flap and closing with side effects scare me. Chanced upon transprk and read about how non invasive the procedure is and at passed 40 given my ROi is considerably low too I still decided to go ahead to tick this off my bucket list.
Did a pre check at the end of Apr 2022 and was told by Dr Tony that he will correct both my eyes by 550 deg (given thats the deg I am wearing for contacts) and leave a bit of a monovision (under correct left eye by 75 to 100) to help with lao hua. As the correction is 550 per eye there isn't a need to do cornea cross linkage and the thickness of my cornea stands at 515mm. Some small scarring on my right cornea but it shouldn't affect the procedure.
Scheduled for the procedure on 31st May and arrived at the clinic at 9am. There were around 4 other pax awaiting to do the same thing (or i think so) and I was the 3rd person in queue. Did a few more eye checks and the nurse there dripped 4 different eye drops into the eye to test for any possible allergic reaction as these eye drops will be essential post procedure.
Finally waited for my turn to be called in and yes was scared **** and also totally anxious. Never like anything to have to do with eyes so was feeling rather apprehensive. Told to lie down flat on the bed where u wriggle and get into position right under the transprk machine with the greenlight blinking. Was then told to relax and just look up. Did the right eye first and Dr Ho explained every step he was doing when first he will drip more numbing eye drops (basically spam a lot into the eye) and there after he will take some clip to keep the eye lid open. Totally no pain at this stage and just some adjustment of the eye lid to accommodate the clip. Thereafter he said we are starting now and look into the green dot. Dr ho will hold your head in position and the green dot will change from a small dot to a big dot to a disperse light source then all these while dr Ho will be counting down saying 15s more, 10s more, 5 s more and that's it. Think the laser took like 30s ? Very fats procedure, no pain no discomfort but u do smell something like plastic burning while it's going on. There after the light stop and doc ho will spamm more antiseptic eye drop in to wash the eye and then put on the bandage contacts in before he repeat the entire process on the left eye. Think whole lying down on bed to get both eyes fixed takes less then 5mins and its relatively fast.
Post the procedure, you be asked to sit up and then a photo will be taken with Dr Ho. U can see but everything looks blurry to me, maybe feel like 300 deg kind of short sighted? Then proceeded out of the procedure room where I booked a grab myself which I realise then my near vision is gone. Can't really see the fonts on the phone clearly and but struggling to make it up . Put on the sunglass and walked out of the clinic and also realise had a bit of difficulty making out the carplate number.
Post procedure on the day itself, the eyes felt very "suan" and a bit of pressure on the eyeball and had to keep dripping eye drop on a 1hr schedule with 4 diff eye drops on a rotational basis. Slept a lot after I got home at 12pm and everything looks blurry. That same night woke up at 3am and felt extremely suan in the eye and had to open it to make sure I wasn't going blind and drip more lubricating eye drop. Second day it was better, not so much suan ness but still cldnt see near things. Had to adjust my hp fonts to the second largest and was also struggling to reply to messages. TV looks to be blurry too so continued to sleep alot. On day 3 went back to the clinic for Post op check and told Dr Phil whom was Dr Ho partner and doing the post checks that my near vision still blurry, and that come day 8 I need to go back to work and my work requires me to look at lots of screens and I was worried I can't see.Dr Phil is pretty patient, explained that near vision should get better but if it doesn't, he will suggest getting a lao hua specs 100 deg for me to wear while working. Strangely that evening, my near vision suddenly got better and I can read my ph and fonts set back to where it was previously (3rd smallest). Day 4 didn't feel much changes no discomfort while day 5 I had to go back to the clinic for the check again. Each post op check is probably at max 5 min with Dr Phil where he will look into your eye and let you know how you are healing. For me he mentioned my healing is on track and next check is on day 8 where I will be removing my bandage contact (tomorrow) which he said the far vision should slowly get better.
Today is day 7 and far vision feels slighy better as compared to day 4 and 5 and I no longer see double image for far things, but maybe still blurry and feels like I am 100 deg to 150 deg short sighted. I began to drive today and it feels quite OK. So far no other discomfort so will update maybe in the next couple of days after contact removal.
If you have any qn do let me know I will try best to answer. Guess the difference between this and lasik is this really takes a long time to recover and progress very slow such that sometimes u may not feel u are getting better, but fingers crossed I do get my clear vision back
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Sorry i only got for Dr Julian theng.
From my understanding that time is that their referral code only works on the same doctor. Not sure did they change the rule now. Can try call and ask and i will be glad to provide you if can
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Let me go home and check the cost they printed out for me. Hopefully not outdated yet haha.
Yes you can tell them you are interested to do it on the same day as your assessment.
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Anyone got allergic reaction to eye drops (antibiotics)? Is it ok to exclude it during transPRK recovery?
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Hi there
It is advisable not to rub your eyes after lasik.
You need to quit this habit, especially during your recovery period.
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For Clearvision, I didn't quote any names/codes. I just tick know of Clearvision through 'friends/family' when filling up the form and they automatically deduct $88.
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