DresslerLaserEye.com
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Virginia LASIK Laser Vision Correction: Dressler Ophthalmology
Description
has been named as one of the D.C. area’s "top ophthalmologists" according to doctor surveys in both the Washingtonian Magazine and Consumer Checkbook’s Guide to Top Doctors. The Washingtonian has noted her special interest in LASIK laser vision correction. Dr. Dressler is a highly experienced, VISX-, Allegretto-, LADAR- and Intralase-certified laser vision correction surgeon (having performed more than 1,000 LASIK procedures), with a high patient satisfaction (and a low LASIK enhancement) rate.
Personalized, professional LASIK -- of great importance, unlike some impersonal LASIK operations in which the LASIK surgeon spends little time with the patient (sometimes only seeing the patient for the surgery itself), at Dressler Ophthalmology, a physician performs not just the LASIK procedure, but also takes the time to do all of the very important pre- and postoperative evaluations. (In LASIK, a precise refraction is fundamental in determining how to program the laser, thus making the accuracy of the refraction critical in obtaining an excellent result without the need for an enhancement.) Dressler Ophthalmology’s expertise and painstaking refractions have resulted in a notably low enhancement rate: fewer than 2%
of Dr. Dressler’s LASIK procedures have required an enhancement. In contrast, in mass-market LASIK practices, the ophthalmologist typically uses the pre-operative measurements of an optometrist in programming the excimer laser (and the optometrist follows the patient post-operatively). It is noteworthy that the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery have issued a joint position paper raising serious objections about such arrangements.
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