What’s better, LASIK or older techniques? – Regina Leader-Post
A doctor talks with his patient after performing laser eye surgery. A new study suggests that people who have their nearsightedness corrected with either LASIK or photorefractive keratectomy, a slightly older laser technique, typically fare well long …
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What’s better, LASIK or older techniques? – Regina Leader-Post
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