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The Promotion

$4,549 for bladeless laser eye treatment LASIK package on both eyes

• Aims to treat conditions such as short-sightedness, long-sightedness and astigmatism
• Utilises advance bladeless LASIK correction with Wavefront technology
• Cornea is not directly lasered, which aims to make healing quicker
• Designed to smooth surface of stromal bed and edges for optimal flap closure
• Includes medications and postoperative consultations
• Consultation to take place in Nowra practice; treatment will be done in Sydney CBD or Canberra CBD practices

Personal Eyes

Established by the first female ophthalmologist to perform LASIK eye surgery in Australia Dr Kerrie Meades, Personal Eyes has 12 surgery centres in NSW and ACT. Customers can undergo a range of laser eye surgery treatments that are comprehensive and customised to individual needs. The specialists at Personal Eyes offer a number of services, which include LASIK and cataract eye surgery, as well as short sightedness and macular degeneration treatments.

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1) Merchants you can trust We ensure all of our healthcare providers hold appropriate registrations and are regulated by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.

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3) Had a rethink? Get a refund If you change your mind after buying a Groupon or if it turns out a treatment isn’t suitable for you, we’ll give you a full refund.

What is laser eye surgery?

Laser eye surgery aims to improve vision, tending to both long and short-sightedness. The operation is performed under local anaesthetic, and involves a careful reshaping of the cornea.

What happens at the consultation?

The practitioner will explain the process and perform an eye test. There will then be an opportunity to raise any questions and concerns, and discuss the risks and factors of consideration.

What aftercare is needed?

Clients will need to rest their eyes after the surgery, and are therefore recommended to arrange for a family member or friend to take care of them. Driving will not be possible and a few days off work may be necessary. Eye pads are often worn for at least 24 hours and, if not, sunglasses can prevent dust or debris from getting in the eye.