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Wondering if it's okay for an 82 year-old to undergo eyelaser treatment?
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Ask Ophthalmologist: Your question is best addressed by Ophthalmologist. In general, eye surgeries are low risk procedures, at least from heart perspective. And vision is such an important aspect of living that I would be hard pressed to tell someone no. But bottom line, ask Ophthalmologist. Get 2nd opinion (another Ophthalmologist) if it'll make you feel better.
Answered 5/17/2015
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