I see you

After long consideration and with advice from Mike C, I decided to get laser vision correction. I was apprehensive about undergoing a procedure that had the danger of damaging my sight. But now, after the surgery, all my fears were unfounded.

I met with the doctor twice before the procedure. Each time complex tests and measurements were taken with extremely advanced equipment. Later, I checked the doctor’s credentials and discovered what Mike already told me; he is at the top of his field. I also read that over 20% of the surgeries he performs are to correct the mistakes by other so-called LASIK doctors. And it was refreshing to have a doctor that actually sits down with you to review your options and go over the procedure without hurrying you along to get to the next patient.

I picked a good time to have the surgery, they were running a special. For $400 more, they offered X-Ray vision enhancement. I figured it would come in handy in a lot of situations so I went for it. Adding it on was my best choice of the entire experience.

As I layed on the table just before he activated the laser I asked the doctor “Will I be able to play the piano after I’m done?” He said “Why yes, Mike. You certainly can play the piano once your eyes fully heal.” I cheefully replied “That’s excellent, doctor. I was never able to play before.” (I know, bad joke.)

So now I have better vision than I had wearing glasses and it’s amazing. I highly recommend it to anyone considering getting it done. And don’t worry, I’m just kidding about the X-Ray vision thing.