Hayden H | OD 1
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Emmy :
Im just the tech 🤷♀️
2026-09-14 14:55:28
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don’t worry about it :
risk/benefit ratio is wildly different between the two
2026-09-13 21:57:31
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Rae :
I am definitely open with my patients that I don’t recommend any elective procedure as the risks do not outweigh the benefits in my opinion. A lot of them come to me asking if they are a “good candidate” and I tell them I cannot answer that as I don’t support elective eye procedures! I explain the risks and if they still want to go forward that’s fine, but I share my peace. I usually give the comparison of asking your primary care doctor if you’re a good candidate for plastic surgery, they aren’t going to say yes and likely won’t recommend it to anyone without mentioning risks either. Have you watched the documentary Caterpillar on Netflix, I know it only focuses on cosmetic color change but I think that brings the conversation of elective procedures forward
2026-09-14 13:38:35
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CringeVibes :
I’d like to see your source for the 100 eye prospective study of 10.5% neuropathic corneal pain.
2026-09-13 23:14:50
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samantha :
I haven’t seen the og video, but i don’t think they would do an iris prosthetic surgery just to change his iris color as it raises the risk more then it would actually benefit. I’ve worked with many doctors & they wouldn’t do a surgery if it couldn’t benefit the patient in seeing better/lowering symptoms. He could have had aniridia & got iris prosthetic’s to help with photophobia. As for LASIK I had it done 3 years ago & have had no corneal issues since, & i’ve talked to multiple people & haven’t had an issues with LASIK or PRK. Would I recommend LASIK to someone my age? Probably, but I’d make sure they understand once they hit presbyopia, they could lose their near vision & that isn’t something that is discussed.
2026-09-15 00:48:30
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Hannahfindsok :
[Crying][Crying][Crying]
2026-09-13 21:28:50
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CringeVibes :
The American Academy of Ophthalmology has been very vocal about keratopigmentation, the fact that it has not been well studied, potentially dangerous, and not approved. You’ll always have cowboys in any profession that toe the line of doing the right thing. I cant imagine there are any, or very very few, ODs that actually support this procedure.
2026-09-13 23:34:14
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