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What are the differences between lasik and paragon crt?
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Surgery: Lasik is a surgical procedure (can't be reversed), whereas crt is basically contact lens worn at night instead of during the day (can be stopped) discuss with your physician the risks/benefits/advantages/disadvantages of each.
Answered 1/19/2017
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LASIK versus CRT: Lasik eliminates the prescription permanently using a laser. Crt uses a contact lens to mold the cornea and only temporarily improves the vision.
Answered 3/10/2019
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