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<blockquote data-quote="ProBusiness" data-source="post: 1475211" data-attributes="member: 6145"><p><em>Refractive surgery deals with making the image clear on the retina, cataract surgery must be done when the image cannot be clear on the retina because of the cataract. These are two entirely different surgeries for different purposes.</em></p><p></p><p>to shed a little more light on the subject. i did not qualify for lasik. i did not have cataracts but wanted better vision. they did a procedure called 'clear lens ectomny' that replaced my natural lense with a 'corrective lense'. so my vision went to about 20/25 but lost ability to see up close. that is ok because i am middle aged and would of needed bi-focals anyway. </p><p></p><p>it was the best 6000 i ever spent. would do it again in a minute.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ProBusiness, post: 1475211, member: 6145"] [I]Refractive surgery deals with making the image clear on the retina, cataract surgery must be done when the image cannot be clear on the retina because of the cataract. These are two entirely different surgeries for different purposes.[/I] to shed a little more light on the subject. i did not qualify for lasik. i did not have cataracts but wanted better vision. they did a procedure called 'clear lens ectomny' that replaced my natural lense with a 'corrective lense'. so my vision went to about 20/25 but lost ability to see up close. that is ok because i am middle aged and would of needed bi-focals anyway. it was the best 6000 i ever spent. would do it again in a minute. [/QUOTE]
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