The Jeff O'Neil Show's Karen K visits London Eye Centre to have the Intralase SBK procedure done. In part 1 Karen talks about how she is feeling the morning of the procedure, talks with the doctor and has the procedure done. London Eye Centre offers patients two vision correction options. IntraLase SBK is an all-laser procedure eliminating the blade and cutting from the LASIK process. It offers comparable safety to the 'No Touch' PRK procedure as well as the shorter recovery associated with LASIK eye surgery. Clinical studies involving one million cases have proven IntraLase SBK to be safer and more effective compared to the conventional LASIK process. The IntraLase femtosecond laser uses an infrared beam of light to precisely separate tissue by using focused laser pulses which divide material at the molecular level. This process allows the surgeon to produce an ultra-thin flap of corneal tissue, without the use of a blade (as in conventional LASIK). This flap is gently lifted to expose the underlying tissue followed by the surgeon reshaping the cornea with a second laser. It is a painless procedure that normally takes less than five minutes per eye. Patients who undergo the IntraLase procedure experience little to no discomfort following their surgery and normally see very well within 24 to 48 hours.
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