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Lasik Boston

lasik boston
lasik in the Boston area?

I want to get lasik and live in the Boston area, but I have no idea how to research and find a good doctor. Can you suggest good doctors around boston, if not then can you tell me how I would go about reducing the list to only a couple of doctors I would go to a query. You know the risks and all that is involved … but I just cannot pick from the long list of doctors around here … Thanks a lot ps: I was thinking about Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, as they are large and specialized eyes, what do you think of that.

Here are some good sites Lasik in Massachusetts and contact information for your reference: England Eye Center 1.New Helen Wu, MD Michael Goldstein, MD New England Eye Center (888) 51-LASIK (888) 515-2745 (617) 636-3360 Tufts – New England Medical Center Biewend Building 11th Floor 260 Tremont Street Boston, Massachusetts Eye Associates Laser 2.Kornmehl 02,111 Ernest W. Kornmehl, Massachusetts 024 3.TLC Laser Eye Centers – Boston Santiago Villazon, Jr., MD (888) 225-5852 Suite 510 400 Fifth Avenue Waltham, Massachusetts 4.Boston Melki 02,451 Sam Laser, MD, PhD (617) 566-0062 (866) 77 LASER 1101 Beacon Street Suite 6 Brookline, Massachusetts 02,446 5.Lexington Eye Associates, Inc. Richard Rodman, MD (866) 676-6299 21 Worthen Road Lexington, Massachusetts 02421 Other locations: Concord, and Wexford 6.Nielsen Arlington Eye Center Steven A. Nielsen, MD (877) 373-2020 100 Congress Street Suite 100 Quincy, Massachusetts 02169

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3 Responses to “Lasik Boston”

  1. Un Hules Says:
    April 24th, 2010 at 6:34 pm

    u should atleast keep aside $5000

  2. Zada Winters Says:
    April 25th, 2010 at 4:07 am

    Unless it’s changed in the last year, PRK is the choice. There are some military facilities that can do LASIK, but unless your eyes require it you will get PRK. As for who and where the surgery gets done it depends a lot on location. Being around McChord and Fort Lewis the only place in the area that does it is Bremerton Naval Hospital, so that’s where you go. As for expense, it’s a permissive TDY with convalescent leave at the end. You’re responsible for the costs of travel, lodging, and food. No per diem.

  3. German Welms Says:
    May 4th, 2010 at 7:54 pm

    recruiters in the coast guard please respond too, thanks. thank all of you for your responses.

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