Friday, June 25, 2010

What I Learned in Japan

I went to Japan to lecture on LASIK but I'm the one who got an education. Today I ventured out to the Osaka Aquarium. I decided to take the subway, but of course, my first task was to find the station. I was surprised and delighted by the willingness of those around me who went out of their way to help without me asking. One lady riding a bike stopped to ask if she could help when she saw me studying my map. She got off her bike and walked with it several blocks so she could direct me to the station. She then left her bike at the entrance of the subway and walked me inside to make sure I got to the correct line. Another student made sure I got on the correct train. I had a great time at the Aquarium and was able to order my meal by pointing at pictures. All along the way I was greeted by a polite bow and a smile. I reflect back on my day with fond memories and am thankful that the only Japanese phrase I bothered to learn besides “kamichiwa” before leaving the hotel was “domo arigato” or thank-you.

Sunday, April 25, 2010

Dr Dean Dornic MD, Lasik Surgeon @ Laser Eye Center

Here is a video featuring my good friend, Dr. Uwe Canting.
http://www.celebratelakepepin.org/cost-lasik-eye-surgery/dr-dean-dornic-md-lasik-surgeon-laser-eye-center

Z-LASIK is Not IntraLase

Patients are often confused by LASIK terminology. IntraLase and Z-LASIK are both "All-Laser" LASIK but Z-LASIK is a lower priced IntraLase imitator without all the custom and safety features of IntraLase. Where price is not a determining factor, the military and major university eye centers have all chosen IntraLase over Z-LASIK. Dr. Dean Dornic of the Laser Eye Center of Carolina has performed both IntraLase and Z-LASIK. He agrees that IntraLase is better. Don't shortchange yourself; choose IntraLase and, in the Raleigh NC area, choose Laser Eye Center of Carolina.

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Don't Limit Your Choices

If you go to a LASIK Only Center you'll most likely get....LASIK. But wouldn't you feel better knowing that you were getting a procedure that was personalized for you.
Dr. Dean Dornic of the Laser Eye Center offers all available FDA approved vision correction procedures. So you can be confident knowing that you will be receiving the procedure most likely to result in success. Some patients may not be suitable for LASIK because of thin corneas, unusual corneal topography or coexisting medical conditions. Golfers use an assortment of clubs and mechanics a variety of tools, so why would you trust your eyes to a center that performs only one type of vision correction procedure?
Dr. Dean Dornic is one of the most experienced LASIK providers in the triangle and has recently been named a top 50 LASIK surgeon http://www.pr.com/press-release/224475 but he also has extensive experience in CK, PRK, SBK, Intacs and intraocular lenses. So if you want a truly customized vision correction solution, why not come in for a complimentary consultation with Dr. Dornic.