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To: Rob Taylor who wrote (246)	10/11/1999 11:09:00 AM
From: eyebalz	Read Replies (2) of 338

Rob, The effect of aging is called presbyopia ( that is when people use bifocals or reading glasses). None of the refractive procedures have any effect on presbyopia. Lasix done properly ( on the right patient) produces very minimal scarring. Sometimes the scarring is so minimal it is barely detectable. Lasix is also "adjustable". An enhancement can be performed ( for no additional charge) at any time. Just because it's adjustable or reversible does not make it a great procedure. As I have said in the past, I have never seen a patient with intacts, I have several Happy Lasix patients. Eyebalz

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