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Laser Eye Surgery Facts

Laser Eye Surgery Facts provides a world wide comprehensive directory of lasik laser eye surgeries and clinics from around the world.

Visit Laser Eye Surgery Facts to check out lasik laser eye surgery clinics in your region.

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O! The Oprah Magazine Features USAEyes.org Lasik Patient Advocacy Organization

Insights on Current Lasik Laser Eye Surgery Strengths and Concerns Are Contributed to the Popular Women's Publication by USAEyes.org Founder

SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 6 /PRNewswire/ -- "We have been in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, even Fox News, but Oprah ... now that is something," muses Glenn Hagele, Executive Director and founder of USAEyes.org, a nonprofit patient advocacy that evaluates and certifies Lasik doctors. "The power of any affiliation with Oprah cannot be underestimated, and it is delightful to be included."

The June issue if O, The Oprah Magazine features a comprehensive article about Lasik laser eye surgery that includes contributions from Hagele, Kathryn Colby, MD, PhD, director of the Joint Clinical Research Center at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, and Deepinder Dhaliwal, MD, chief of cornea and refractive surgery at the University of Pittsburgh.

Lasik laser eye surgery was developed ten years ago to reshape the cornea (clear front of the eye) and reduce the need for glasses and contact lenses. Most patients are able to return to normal activities within hours or days. Although over 5 million surgeries have been performed worldwide, Lasik is not for everyone, according to Hagele.

"Lasik may be appropriate for the vast majority of people, but sometimes something else is better," says Hagele. "The very well presented article in Oprah's magazine includes information about new 'helper lenses' that can be placed inside the eye for people who have very bad vision and new laser and non-laser technology to reduce the need for glasses. I was delighted to see Oprah's article's emphasis on surgeon selection."

"The single most important decision for someone considering Lasik is the choice of doctor. There are so many options and evaluations that the advice and abilities of a highly skilled surgeon are required," adds Hagele.

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Kathy Griffin Post Lasik Laser Eye Surgery D - List Success

"The vision is 30% off in my right eye from Lasik surgery, I filed for divorce, my dog died. It's almost comical."

Kathy Griffin is missing.

The pumpkin-maned comedian, 44, and self-proclaimed "whistle-blower for Hollywood" isn't near her hotel phone for an interview. But the staff spies her, lounging by the pool like the sort of diva she savages in her stand-up act.

After apologizing, Griffin explains she is staying at a Courtyard Marriott in Stuart, Fla.

Where? "No one has ever heard of it," she says. "That's me — playing in communities no one has ever heard of."

Happily, the success of Griffin's Bravo reality show, My Life on the D-List, which starts its second season Tuesday (9 ET/PT), hasn't made her go all snootily C-list on us.

The merciless mocker of stars continues to suffer humiliating if hilarious reminders of her diminutive fame. On the premiere, it's bad enough when only a few show up for a ceremony giving Griffin the key to Louisville. But when she auctions a weekend at her home on eBay for charity, the winner backs out at the last minute.

Still, much has changed, and not for the better, since the last peek at Griffin's less-than-fabulous existence. "The vision is 30% off in my right eye from Lasik surgery, I filed for divorce, my dog died. It's almost comical." Actually, she and her spouse of five years, Matt Moline, attempt a reconciliation during the six episodes. "We're still working on it," she says.

The biggest blow was losing her job as an E! red-carpet commentator. It might have had a little to do with a crack about Dakota Fanning, then 10, being in rehab. The remark incited the wrath of no less than Steven Spielberg.

"I was just excited he knew my name," Griffin says.

But it's not all downers on the D-list, as Griffin heads to Iraq to entertain the troops. "I went over ghetto," she says, "not like Nick and Jessica in a private plane. I slept in barracks and ate Army food."

The base was hit by two rockets while she was there, but she says any risk was worth it. "I love a captive audience." What humor did the soldiers crave? "They like swearing and talking about sex. They don't care that Gwyneth Paltrow named her second kid Moses."

On the finale, Griffin takes to the ice with Olympic skater Johnny Weir. After his failed gold-medal quest, he was quoted as saying his friends joked he was now on the D-list. His response: "I told them, 'Great, I'm Kathy Griffin.' " Instead of being insulted, she says, "I sent him flowers to thank him for putting me in the papers. "

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