Dr Boothe

One may experience increased sensitivity to light and some blurring of vision but these are normal and will clear up in a matter of 3-4 days. Doctors often give eye drops or oral medication to prevent infection and to counter some minor side-effects.
Recovery is also quick and the person can resume normal activities after 4-5 days.Dr. Boothe, the doctor uses a computer to adjust the laser for your particular prescription. You will be asked to look at a target light for a short time while he or she watches your eye through a microscope while the laser sends pulses of light to your cornea. The laser light pulses will then painlessly reshape the cornea.
You'll hear a steady clicking sound as the laser is operating. You're also likely to smell a mildly acrid odor due to the tissue removal. Dr. Boothe, the higher your prescription, the more time the surgery will take. The surgeon has full control of the laser and can turn it off at any time.After the procedure is finished, you will rest for a little while.

Dr William Boothe Surgeon

Retina - (RET-ih-nuh) The inside back surface of the eye, which is light-sensitive, and receives the visual information traveling in on the light waves which enter the eye. It converts the images into nerve impulses which are carried by the optic nerve to the visual center of the brain.

Retinal Detachment - The retina has a layer of nerve tissue, and another layer which contains the blood supply. When these two layers separate, vision is lost at the separated area. It can be restored if the detachment is diagnosed early enough.

Dr William Boothe

: Laser surgery for the eyes involves scraping or lifting the cornea and using laser beams to re-shape the tissue beneath it. This has been proven t be effective for astigmatism, near sightedness and far sightedness.
Eyeliners are meant to define the eyes so they should do just that, not be the focal point of your makeup. Eyeliners come in various colors and forms liquid, pencil etc. Keep the eyeliner natural. Pencils are available in many colors (for the best look stick to black or brown) and can be sharpened for a fine line. For a smudged effect use a sponge tip shadow applicator or an eye shadow brush. When your pencils are too soft refrigerate them. When they are too hard soften them by holding them between your fingers.
To line the eye, start on the lower lid, just beneath the lashes. When you are finished always smudge the line with your sponge. Stay as close to the lash line as possible. On the upper lid, draw a line form the inner corner to the outer corner, thickening the line toward the outer corner. After the age of 40 keep the line in between the lashes.
Dr William Boothe