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Introduction
The Human Eye and How Vision Works
Laser Vision Correction: An Overview

Contemplating Laser Eye Surgery

Your Consultation

Wavefront Technology: How It Has Improved LASIK

Undergoing LASIK

After Your LASIK Procedure

Risks and Complications

PRK

LASIK and PRK Statistics: Your Chances for Success

Other Vision Correction Procedures

:: Lens Surgery

:: Refractive Lens Exchange

:: Conductive Keratoplasty

:: Contact Lens Implants

:: Bioptics

:: Surgery for Presbyopia
Closing Remarks
Resources
Glossary
Index
About the Authors

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A Guide to Laser Vision Correction
by Robert K. Maloney, M.D., Ernest W. Kornmehl, M.D., and Jonathan M. Davidorf, M.D.
Other Vision-Correction Procedures

Bioptics

Bioptics is a combination procedure involving a contact lens implant followed by LASIK. It is recommended for the most extreme levels of myopia and hyperopia (with or without astigmatism) when neither technique alone will entirely correct the refractive error. This combined technique can be used to correct over 30.00 diopters of myopia-nearly three times the maximum that can be safely corrected with LASIK.

Surgery for Presbyopia