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Why do you get laser eye surgery?
People usually get such surgery so that they do not need to wear corrective lenses.
Where can I find information on corrective eye surgery?
You can find information on corrective eye surgery from you eye doctor. He or she sees hundreds of patients each year who come in to have exams to acquire corrective eye ware. Your optometry office usually keep a list of Ophthalmologist on hand in the event there needs to be further evaluation of the eye for reasons other than vision. When you visit the ophthalmologist you can talk to him or her about corrective eye surgery.
How is the corrective surgery performed?
The surgery is usually performed with zigzag cuts that cross back and forth across the fingers or toes so that the scars do not interfere with growth of the digits.
What is surgical management for a year child with an ectopic vesicae?
Corrective surgery for an ectopic vesicae is usually performed within 6 to 12 months of the birth of the child. Another surgery around 3 or 4 years old is also performed to complete the reconstruction.
Would the cost of eye surgery be covered by insurance?
"Corrective eye surgeries (such as LASIK) are usually elective, and most insurance plans do not cover them. An vision plan might pay for part of the procedure. Health insurance might also pay for corrective eye surgery to treat an injury or correct a mistake made during another surgery. Severe vision impairments where the patient is unable to wear glasses or contacts may also be covered- eligibility for compensation would be decided on a case-by-case basis in that kind of situation."
How can you increase your finger length?
AnswerIts called limb lengthening and is usually done to alter a persons height. It used to be a corrective surgery but is now cosmetic.They could do the same with arms and fingers.Bone is separated then a brace is used to slowly separate the bones as new bone grows in the gap. Post op is 1 week in surgery.
Is Arnold-Chiari malformation with a 7mm herniation in need of decompression surgery?
it depends on what your symptoms are. i have a 5.5 mm herniation and i am scheduled for decompression surgery on July 27, , 2010 (this Tuesday). i have scoliosis that my doctor is hoping will correct itself, and he also wishes that my herniation dooesnt get worse. my mom has a 8mm hern. and had surgery December 3 2009.
Can Pyloric stenosis be corrected?
It can be corrected effectively with surgery, and usually is in many countries. However, early recognised cases, mild cases and older babies with PS can be treated with carefully managed feeding and medication to relax the pyloric muscle. About 5-10% of these will still end up needing surgery - but the others will escape the trauma that surgery can bring to parents and baby alike.
What is a male transsexual?
This is a person who is born with female genitals which they feel are inappropriate in their bodies, and who identifies fully as a man, usually to the point of hormones, and usually some corrective surgery. However, not many get all of the surgery, due to the expense and poor surgical outcomes. Female to male transsexual persons are separate from women who merely dress in what is traditionally considered men's clothing, and they are different from women who often identify as butch, but yet embrace being female.
What are facts about getting plastic surgery?
There are many serious facts about getting plastic surgery. Usually after you get surgery, the area you got surgery looks worst then it did before.
How risky is ophthalmologic surgery?
Complications may occur during any surgery. Ophthalmologic surgery, however, is usually very safe.
Who usually performs hand surgery?
usually performed by a microsurgeon, who may be a plastic surgeon (a surgeon with five years of general surgery training plus two years of plastic surgery training and another one to two years of training in microneurovascular surgery
