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Dell Laser Consultants
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citysearch c.
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After wearing gas-permeable contacts for 22 years and having to mess with them at least 20 or more minutes a day, i'm excited.
I'm excited of my new found time. Time that I can enjoy. Time I can go swimming and not worry about losing contacts. I only had the surgery 15 hours ago and I'm sure i'll find many other things to be excited about in the future.
Dr. Cunningham, Dr. Dell and staff were friendly and respectable.
The cost of about $3000 per eye really is not that much when you figure the amount you're saving by not buying contacts, solution and glasses for hopefully the rest of your life. The only glasses you possibly might have to buy are reading glasses in your late forties or fifties.
Pros: answer all your questions politely
Cons: none so far
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