#eye operation for removing spectacles

[globallasik]

The Cornea's Role in Vision

Imagine the cornea as the eye’s clear window, responsible for allowing light to enter and refracting it onto the retina. This process is fundamental for clear and sharp vision. The cornea is uniquely designed to provide two-thirds of the eye’s focusing power, with the crystalline lens in the eye providing the remaining third.

[probablyasocialecologist]

‘Refusing to actively assist in a genocide’ is the absolute lowest of low bars, an existentially minimal expectation of a post-war European polity. But that’s where we are. The ranks are closed and serried. It is a hypnotically grotesque spectacle. Meanwhile, in Gaza, the killing intensifies. Genocide has still been on the table all this time, it seems. Every piety about it being the ultimate evil was just so much noise, to be discarded when it became awkward. It now appears that thinking genocide is bad is for the little people. Or perhaps it is a ‘luxury belief’. The most powerful states in the world have enshrined remembrance of the Holocaust in their public places, their calendars, their museums, their education systems. We were given to understand that this was because genocide was the final, absolute line: never, ever again, for anyone. But insofar as Britain and other nations have ignored or assisted Israel’s campaign in Gaza, it turns out that these same states have in fact kept systematic human extermination and ethnic cleansing on the list of possible political options, as rights which they might need to exercise one day. At my most grimly cynical, I fear that this is because the Northern states have concluded that the coming age will take the form prophesied by the Bannonites and neo-reactionaries—a time of sovereign power amidst climate breakdown—and this means they want leeway to operate as they will, at home and abroad, without being bound by any laws or responsibilities, moral or otherwise. Gaza is the end of all pretence to a belief in any law but that of raw force, and as such, it is the proving ground for all tomorrow’s hells.

[...]

The British state is an active and official participant in an ongoing genocide, its politicians and press are running cover, its intelligence services and military are actively involved. The fact that this is still barely in the papers, and that the people who have taken to the streets asking for it to stop have been denounced as hate-filled racists and fanatics, should tell you all you need to know about how much anyone in power or in the press ever really understood or cared about ‘never again’. Perhaps I am naïve, but the purpose of Holocaust education, as I always understood it, was not to teach us that we should obediently wait and see what position pundits and politicians would take on urgent events, and then follow their lead. Nor was it so we could take the long view, see both sides, mutter about complexities, patiently wait for years to pass and for evidence to be gathered. No, the purpose of the quite extensive Holocaust education that most people in this country received was surely so we would know a genocide when we saw it. We were supposed to learn what it looked like so it could be stopped, and so that our perpetual duty to those who died in the camps – a duty consisting of an eternal never again, the magnetic north of personal and political morality – would be rightly discharged, should our time ever come to discharge it. It was so we would not be the ones who turned a blind eye to the removal of our friends and colleagues; so that we would know to speak, to act, to refuse to let it happen without a fight; so that we would never betray a hiding child, never denounce a neighbour, never find ourselves just following orders. Whatever else could it possibly have been for, if it was not to know these things, yourself, in your heart? What can the story of Anne Frank mean to us, as individuals, if it does not mean that we must each of us internalise the lesson that we should never give up a child to genocidaires? And did we not learn, too, that the state would bombard us with propaganda, that the truth would be hidden, and that without effort we would become inured and complacent so that it would not be so simple to see what was before us, and so that many would simply accept what was happening without demur? Were we not warned? We were. A clearly distressed Palestinian man whose mother and family had been killed in the bombardment of northern Gaza was recently manhandled out of a Labour party event in Stockport for the transgression of asking people to look at photographs of his dead mother. In a widely circulated film, Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner stands frozen and silent as he is violently ejected. What has happened to those heart lessons she was supposed to learn? Is this not the very moment for which those lessons were prepared, the moment that we were warned about? If not now, when?

[suigetsusunny]

Temporary whispers of the heart ⊹₊⟡⋆ | Sosuke Aizen X Reader

Chapter 3 | Smooth Operator

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A soft blanket was tenderly tucked around you by a pair of large yet gentle hands, the movement momentarily waking you from your slumber. You sluggishly managed to peel open an eye, realising the perpetrator had beautiful, glimmering bronze eyes that shone with each look they graced you with. The slight creases of his lips lifted the bottoms of his eyelids, a half-lidded and reverent smile greeting you. 

“Good morning, Miss Shihoin. Rested well?”

You grinned back in return, rushes of warmth tainting your cheeks as you felt your once gentle chest rise rapidly from the increased palpitations of your heart. The man removed his dark spectacles, using his ivory haōri to wipe them, all while his eyes continued to fixate on you. 

“I apologise, I’ve once again foolishly fallen asleep at your abode out of the blue… I haven’t been resting well, please do forgive me.” You sheepishly pardoned, mentally cursing yourself for repeatedly bothering the Captain with your careless sleep schedule. You could not help but lower your guard around the gentleman… You felt at peace in his vicinity, so much that it caused you to slip in and out of consciousness through the amount of comfort his presence gave. 

Aizen lifted a hand, profusely yet politely denying your apology. “Do not fret. I can understand your fatigue, times have been quite rough...” His caring tone accompanied by his smooth voice touched your racing heart, causing it to settle and calm itself as it was once again comforted by him. Your eyes fluttered shut once more, allowing your body to be completely engulfed in the soft futon that lay underneath you.

“The fact that my presence alone is enough to comfort you to the point of rest is far more important to me than any apology you could ever give me.” 

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A splitting headache accompanied you as you arose from your slumber, groggily rubbing your forehead as you checked the time. 10.23 AM. Thank goodness it was a Saturday.

You shot up, stumbling as you stood to snatch a trash bag from the kitchen and dump all the empty bottles and cans into it. The clattering awoke Rangiku, loud groans following as she rolled over to the side whilst rubbing her eyes. As Matsumoto had yawned and sat up, she noticed you had already tidied up the place without her.

“Give yourself a break, Y/N...”

You shot Rangiku a dissatisfied look before swinging the trash bag around your shoulder, stepping out of the apartment to place it into the bins outside. “I’m fine, Ran.”

You both freshened up before setting up the memorial shrine, placed next to Unohana’s in your apartment. Sliding open the cabinet adjacent to the small oak table it was set at, you took out some dry persimmons and offered them alongside various fruits, such as mandarins and apples. Rangiku set out the incense, gently placing a few sticks in a little ceramic vase next to the picture frame of Gin. 

Matsumoto wafted the incense towards you two, your hands offering to do the same. You both kneeled down in front of the makeshift shrine, calmly closing your eyes as you two left gentle prayers for the deceased. Matsumoto’s soft sobs began to escape her lips, her sniffles and hics often breaking the solemn silence accompanying you two. Ichimaru was not only her lover but a dear friend of yours, so every year you would celebrate the anniversary of his death to honour his liege. 

Warm tears fell from your own eyes once more, your prayers often being interrupted by flashes of the past with him and Rangiku. The past always seemed to come back to haunt you, creeping up on you whenever you least expected it. 

Ding~

Your serene moment was once more suspended by the abrupt noise of the doorbell ringing, snapping you from your haze. You hushed Rangiku to sit back down as she attempted to rise alongside you, indicating that she should continue sitting with Gin whilst you dealt with whoever was at the door. After touching up your appearance to look more presentable by tucking a few strands of hair back and wiping your tears, you gently creaked the maple wood door open.

Your heart sunk, the only feeling that coursed through your veins in that moment being pure rage and embarrassment, having to see him again after yesterday's ordeal.

“What are you doing here.” Hazel irises penetrated your own, a complacent yet irked look staining his face. “Shunsui ordered for me to come here and take my dinner invite from you since you took them home last night.” Aizen's cold and unwelcoming voice greeted you as he loomed over you, his head perking up at the smell of incense wafting throughout his nose. “ You were invited? I severely doubt that.” You scoffed, glaring at him indifferently. “Check the invites and we’ll both see.” You grumble, leaving the door slightly ajar as you made your way back to the couch in the living room to find your bag. Rangiku glanced back up at you to query what was taking so long, but you continued to quiet her and indicate to her nonverbally that it was okay and that she should continue with her prayer. Seeing the cause of Gin’s death on his anniversary was causing you yourself to spiral, you couldn't bear to see her reaction if she saw that murderer on your doorstep.

You fished around the leather bag, until you felt the invites in your palm once again. You brought them out to vision, lifting the laminated sheets up from their place. Shihoin Y/N, Kyouraku Shunsui, Matsumoto Rangiku, Aizen Sosuke- Your eyes must have deceived you. You re-read the last name on the last invitation several times, convinced you may have accidentally become illiterate. You exhaled loudly, muttering incoherently underneath your breath as you took the invite back to the doorway where Aizen was seemingly admiring the intricate woodwork done on your door. His eyes roamed back to yours, the backs of his sepia locks glowing in the noon sun. 

You knew Shunsui could have just asked Hisagi or another one or his guards, yet the illogical man was probably trying to get you two to be on a more friendly base with each other by… making him visit your home? And at the worst time possible, to say the least.

“Leave.” You ordered after handing the invite to him, stabbing the enigma with your harsh leer, highlighting his presence was unwelcome to you. “Is the incense because of Ichimaru’s passing day?” 

You paused while shutting the door, your scowl intensifying as he dared to utter your friend's name out of his hexing lips. “It is none of your business. Leave.” Aizen sighed, pursing his lips as he glanced behind you to see a familiar strawberry blonde advancing towards you, stopping in her tracks as she perceived him. You turned sharply after hearing the tufts of her feet on the carpet, pupils narrowing as you saw her expression. Rangiku and Aizen were caught in an indestructible haze, their eyes battling wars with each other. Yet, you could not understand what either of them were thinking due to the complacent nature of their looks.

Aizen shuffled around his coat pockets, before bringing out a packet of dry persimmons into his palm. “Shunsui asked me to pass these onto you.” A look of shock tainted your face as Aizen slightly hung his head while Matsumoto silently received the packet, bowing and muttering a brief word of thanks. “...Did you buy these because Shunsui asked you to come here and give offerings to his memorial?” You gaped at your companions' bewildering question, eyebrows furrowed with stupefaction as you mentally questioned what she was reaching at. “...Yes.”

“However, I am aware that a place for me here would be… utmost unwelcome.” Aizen responded, eyes scanning the doorframe and the humble nature of your compact home. “Yeah, it would. Please leave.” You butted into Aizen’s statement, ensuring that he felt utmost unwelcome with the way your glare stabbed daggers into him. 

“You may come in.” 

Your jaw sunk alongside your heart, so far into the ground it may have reached the core of the earth after you heard Rangiku’s invitation. You slightly tilted the door closed, giving a sarcastically polite smile to him before you turned to berate your friend. 

“Matsumoto?! What on earth?!”

“If I want to move on, then I should come to terms with the past… This would be a good first step to realising reality and to stop dwelling on what is no longer. And besides, the man came all the way here to give his offerings… How could I turn away a guest.” 

“But-”

“You always go on about honouring your duty. This is my duty. To forgive, and forget.”

You stood defeated at the new Rangiku that shone next to you, hanging your head low as she silently opened the door further to welcome Aizen inside. Sosuke quietly removed his leather loafers, placing them beside the doorway before advancing towards the strong scent of incense alongside you two. You kneeled on the floor once more in front of the shrine, turning to help Matsumoto with the packet of persimmons as she sat beside you, clearly struggling to rip it open. You yourself found it hard to tear open, the stubborn plastic refusing to comply with your sorrowful, grieving hands. 

A smooth, slender hand gently took the packet out of your grip, tearing the plastic open with one swift move before placing it back into your palm. Aizen’s features were deficit of any emotion, and to you it seemed he was simply helping to follow his orders. A man who once reigned free… caged up so easily. It was almost amusing that he was restrained like this after just slightly losing the will in his heart to change the world.

You placed the dry persimmons in their designated bowl, setting up another stick of incense before returning to your reverent pose. A dense silence fell upon the living room, your pupils drifting to occasionally take a peek at Aizen. The man was kneeling down, yet not with his eyes shut like the rest of you. His eyes were fixated tensely on the frame of Gin, the thoughts running through his head perfectly concealed by his indifferent poise. 

You gave a final bow to Gin’s picture, wafting the incense one last time towards you before rising to set up something to eat. After hearing Rangiku’s growling stomach repeatedly interrupting the silence, you could tell she was hardly restraining herself from stuffing all the persimmons and fruits in her mouth. The only reason they hadn’t perished by now is because she wouldn’t dare to take them away from her soulmate…

In the kitchen, you scanned the mahogany cabinet above the sink, searching for some tea to quench your thirst. Your fingers grazed the several packets of brew as you sorted through them, pondering what would attain to both your tastes and the enigma’s. You abruptly halted after discerning the type of tea that was currently at your fingertips.

Hibiscus tea.

You suspired at the fact that you still recognised that specific flavour, your mind still conditioned to associating it with a certain individual. You gently slid the packet out, shutting the cabinet door and taking a few teabags out in your palm.

As you stood by the boiling kettle, trapped in your thoughts, you perceived another figure in the corner of your eye progressing towards you. 

“Hibiscus tea?” Aizen slightly tilted his head as he recognised the brand of brew lying in the three porcelain cups you had set adjacent to the kettle on the counter. You gave a melancholic nod, avidly avoiding contact with his gruelling eyes on this agonising day.

A pensive look greeted yours as you finally glanced upwards, humiliation buzzing throughout you once more as seeing him reminded you of yesterday's events. 

“By any chance did you recall that it was of my taste?” 

You adamantly refused to lock eyes with the man once more as you sharply turned to lift the silver kettle up from the counter, tipping it slightly to gently pour the scalding water into one of the cups. 

“No. It was simply a random choice I made based on what I felt like having today.” You murmured as you set the kettle down, turning to once more re-open the cabinet and bring out the jar of sugar cubes you had set next to the teabags. 

Aizen took a step towards you, the heat from his chest slightly radiating towards your back as his arm reached above you and into the cabinet. You sharply whipped your head around, a raised eyebrow greeting the man as you queried his sudden proximity. Your eyes trailed the direction of his hand, observing as he sifted through the array of tea packets to gently peel a different one out. 

Two fingers then proceeded to remove the hibiscus tea bag out of one of the empty cups, replacing it with the other tea bag Aizen had selected before reaching up once more behind you to place the original tea bag back into the cabinet.

Jasmine tea.

“...Why?” Your eyes widened as you questioned, perplexed at his unexpected movements. 

“...It is bothersome that you undermine my knowledge, Miss Shihoin.”  

His index and thumb reached to clasp the tongs that rested in the glass jar of sugar cubes, placing several cubes into the cup of jasmine tea. Your eyebrows furrowed once more as he took the kettle and poured the hot liquid into the cup, sliding it towards you after he was done.

You reluctantly took the cup, the saccharine scent pleasing your nostrils and causing your mouth to water. It was true that your affinity for jasmine tea hadn’t changed, though, it troubled you that the enigma somehow remembered it and attempted to… use it to prove his authority? his knowledge?

“Knowing what tea I fancy does not change the fact you don’t know anything about me. I hope you are aware of that.” You declared diffidently, lost in a pensive haze as you pondered the reasoning behind his actions.

“Did I not just ask you to not undermine my knowledge?”

Rangiku stumbled into the kitchen after hearing your bickering, her hands still trailing the buddhist rosemary from the shrine as she investigated the ordeal. 

“What's wrong?”

Pangs of guilt stabbed at your chest as you realised you had disturbed her once more from her prayer, your mind rushing to blame the being standing alongside you. Your sworn enemy… offering you a cup of your favourite tea… sweetened exactly to your tastes. It was almost laughable, a cruel joke the universe was trying to play on you.

“Nothing, Ran. I’ve prepared the tea.” 

You nudge Aizen aside, taking the kettle and pouring the last bit of water into the final cup for Rangiku, sliding the jar of sugar alongside the cup resting on a wooden coaster. She took it in her hands, bringing it silently to the living room as you followed closely behind her.

The three of you awkwardly sat opposite each other on the compact coffee table, the only sounds surrounding you being the gentle slurping of your teas and bites of biscuits and amenities you had set out. Had it not been for Rangiku, you would have contemplated slipping some sort of sedative into Aizen’s tea and succumbing him to your own little Muken that you’d make yourself just to trap the thing and get him away from you.

“So… We’re all invited to this dinner thing, right?” 

Matsumoto’s oddly jovial voice shattered the thick silence, causing you both to turn your heads towards her and nod in sync.

“Where is it being held again? I haven’t properly read it.” You inquired the blonde, tapping your nails against the ceramic as you looked elsewhere, trying to recall what was written on the invite.

Rangiku rotates around, taking the pile of invitations off the couch and sliding one into her hand. The laminated sheet wobbled as she steadied it in her grip, clearing her throat as she began to read out its contents. 

“6PM, Sunday night… Urahara… Shōten?”

Your eyebrows creased, a slight giggle escaping your lips. “Urahara's dingy shop? What on earth were they thinking…” You shook your head in disapproval before taking another biscuit and lightly dipping it into your tea.

“I presume he may have actually tidied the basement underneath his abode for once.” A nonchalant voice commented, slightly chuckling at your jab at Urahara before lifting the porcelain cup to his lips once more. 

You observed Aizen’s meticulous motions, each movement seemingly serving a specific purpose as he brought the hibiscus brew up to his nostrils, savouring its scent. You didn’t expect an actual display of emotion from the reserved individual… especially not one of humour towards you. 

The three of you proceeded to engage in slight small talk, occasionally bringing up collegiate topics such as work and your other comrades.

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Three rough knocks on the door interrupted your awkward conversations, the sounds of two mature men outside reverberating throughout the house as you got up to open the door.

“What is taking him so long here- Y/N!”  

A toothy grin greeted you as you creaked open the door, the blinding smile belonging to none other than your friend Shuuhei Hisagi. You shook his hand as you beamed back at him, appreciating the familiar presence. You could practically feel the warmth radiating off of the energetic and jubilated man as you pat his shoulder. 

“Shuuhei! So nice seeing you again man. Please, do come inside!” You cheerfully chirped, inviting the sleek, raven haired man inside your home.

“Oh gosh, I’d love to but I have to babysit Aizen… Sorry Shishi!” 

You frowned at him declining your invite, sighing as you realised you couldn’t tear him from his duty. The smell of incense wafted throughout Hisagi’s nostrils, alongside the vast mixture of tea scents. The cogs in his head turned as he recalled what day it was.

“...Gin?” 

You nodded sincerely, tilting the door a bit more to allow a weary Rangiku to greet Shuuhei at the door alongside you.

“Oh, I’m so sorry for disturbing you two… I give my sincerest condolences.” Hisagi apologised as he gave a slight bow, causing you to avidly reject his apology as unnecessary. 

The scent of hibiscus brew alongside a gentle vanilla merged as it appeared beside you, the slender man arriving to greet his caretakers at the door. 

“I shall see you tomorrow, then.” Aizen stated, giving one last glance towards you before he faced away to step out of the door.

“And… My condolences for Ichimaru.” 

The three men made their way down the stairs leading up to your apartment, heading towards the familiar Mercedes you had seen before. You waved to Hisagi once more before they stepped into the vehicle, swiftly speeding off after restraining Aizen’s wrists once more. A part of you refused to accept the obvious fib of condolences the murderer gave yet, a minuscule part of you somehow managed to believe that they were sincere. 

You refused to let the latter take reign, slamming the door to halt your oozing thoughts and focus on something else. Rangiku took note of your attitude, understanding that when you began cleaning in silence, you wanted to be left alone. Matsumoto aided you in clearing the burnt incense sticks and setting away the dishes, the running tap being the only sounds exchanged between the two of you. 

“Are you feeling better, Ran?”

She turned to face you, her familiar grin plastered once more on her face.

“Honestly… Yeah. I feel like seeing him again has made me come to terms with it and that it’s no longer the past anymore.”

You were appalled that her mood had not exacerbated but in fact done the opposite, expecting that his presence would evoke painful memories in her once more as it did to you. “That's… good.” You lied through your teeth, feelings of hatred for him still coursing fervently throughout your veins. You glanced towards her hands, perceiving them fumble with the silver ring necklace from her beloved. Once more, you reached to embrace her, squeezing her tight in your arms.

“I’m happy for you, Ran. No matter what.”

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[thetechrobot]

Spacetop G1, World’s first Laptop that uses AR Glasses instead of a Display

A laptop that employs augmented reality glasses as a display was called the Spacetop G1 system, and it was shown to a thousand productivity pioneers by the tech firm Sightful last year.

The upgraded Gen 1 device removes the requirement for the user to stoop over a tiny screen when working remotely on a laptop by placing a 100-inch virtual display directly in their eyes.

In this blog, The TechRobot will showcase the World’s first AR laptop: Spacetop G1. So let us begin.

What is Spacetop G1?

Sightful’s Screenless Laptop, the Spacetop G1, combines a computer with comfortable, lightweight augmented reality glasses. Running on the device is SpaceOS, a spatial operating system with an emphasis on online operations intended for productivity.

The weight of the AR glasses is 85 grams, but the Vision Pro, depending on the Light Seal, weighs between 600 and 650 grams. The keyboard is bulkier compared to a MacBook Air or iPad Pro, measuring less than 12 inches in width and weighing three pounds.

Cost of AR Laptop

The Screenless Laptop, Spacetop G1 charges $1,700 and is just a keyboard with spectacles attached.

Spacetop G1 Specs

Spacetop G1, features a Qualcomm Snapdragon QCS8550 CPU, Kryo GPU, Adreno 740 AI, dual eNPU V3, 48 INT8, 12 FP16 TOPs, 16 GB LPDDR5, 128 GB UFS3.1 storage, and 8-hour battery life.

They have two OLED display screens, a 50° field of vision, a 90Hz refresh rate, and very crisp text rendering.

The glasses enable Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 5G, and a 5MP camera. They also contain a microphone for use in online meetings.

Benefits of AR Laptops

1. Endless View

With Spacetop’s Virtual Desktop, you may get amusement and information without having to navigate around, making it a convenient substitute for real screen space. Although it’s not the only solution with this functionality, this one could be the easiest to use.

A standard keyboard and touchpad, Spacetop’s AR glasses, and a perhaps lower price tag might allow customers to enjoy endless screen areas without sacrificing functionality. For individuals who would rather have a more ordered workstation, this would be a time-saving alternative.

2. Absolute privacy

Multi-monitor laptop attachments should not be used in public areas due to the increased danger of uninvited eyes peeping at private information caused by an excessive number of physical displays. Although privacy screens are available on certain computers and monitors, they are limited to one monitor.

To solve this, Spacetop is a Screenless Laptop, letting the user see their screen alone until it is shared with others. But it also means that those standing close to the user can’t see the screen without their glasses.

3. Improved posture

Laptops’ screens are firmly attached to the keyboard, making them portable yet uncomfortable. Some people find relief from this neck pain by attaching a desktop monitor.

The screenless laptop, Spacetop, provides a more comfortable height and does away with the need for arms or ergonomic monitor supports. Due to this, laptops are a better choice for use at home or in the workplace.

4. Laser Focus

Spacetop G1 is an Augmented Reality (AR) device that reduces visual distractions so users can work productively and enjoy their free time. The apps it may utilize, including Windows or macOS-based software and limited gaming, are restricted by its Android-based operating system and mobile hardware.

Notwithstanding these drawbacks, Spacetop provides a more practical experience than a typical computer since it places all of the necessary components in front of and surrounding users. Instead of letting others decide for them, users may choose whether to allow virtual distractions to affect them.

Highlight – Introducing Travel Mode For Meta Quest Headsets

Best AR Glasses for Laptops

1. Apple AR Glasses

Apple plans to develop AR glasses that look like conventional spectacles with a built-in display. A prototype of the glasses has a thick, attractive frame and resembles high-end luxury sunglasses. With references to Project Starboard and reports of a glassOS, the prototype is anticipated to function on iOS 14.

Though it could take a few more years for a public release, rumors indicate that Apple has already started the second phase of development. The glasses will have the ability to add prescription lenses, gesture-controlled instructions that connect with the Apple Watch, and a true vision display on both lenses.

Possible capabilities include the ability to use virtual things in real-world settings, do activities without using a phone, and enable immersive phone conversations and remote collaboration software.

2. Meta Glasses

Rebranding Facebook to Meta, Mark Zuckerberg is concentrating on augmented reality glasses and headsets. The business plans to deliver Meta spectacles, a prototype of their augmented reality spectacles, in late 2024. The Project Nazare and Project Aria prototypes provide a fully functional augmented reality experience, with 3D visuals and an elegant design. It is anticipated that the Meta Glasses will include an immersive experience with radio, speakers, and cameras, a holographic display with built-in projectors, batteries, and sensors, and a broad field of vision. In 2024, the prototype is anticipated to be released.

3. Xreal Air 2 Ultra

The Air 2 Ultra glasses from Xreal are an improvement over the Air 2 model and are aimed at competing with Apple’s Vision Pro and Meta’s Quest 3 headsets. Complete positional tracking, a form factor akin to eyeglasses, and compatibility for immersive AR apps, TV viewing, and flat-screen gaming are all features of the Air 2 Ultra.

It has a 52-degree field of vision, 500 nits of brightness, two cameras for environmental mapping, hand tracking, and compatibility with Xreal’s Nebula AR environment.

Is AR safe for your eyes?

Prolonged use of AR might result in headaches, nausea, and straining of the eyes. This is a result of our eyes continually focusing on objects at different distances when using AR. This can cause pain and eye tiredness.

Conclusion

The future of laptops with AR like the Spacetop G1 marks a breakthrough in laptop technology by utilizing augmented reality to provide a 100-inch virtual display that improves user posture, productivity, and privacy.

The Spacetop G1 presents a new option for remote work by addressing typical ergonomic concerns associated with standard laptops by mixing AR glasses with a powerful computing machine and the SpaceOS operating system.

Despite several drawbacks associated with its Android-based operating system and the possibility of eye discomfort after extended usage, the Spacetop G1 breaks new ground in augmented reality technology by offering consumers a more useful and engaging experience.

[ghostybourbon]

Something Else

Ch. 4 || Bad days

Warnings: MDNI, Canon-typical violence/gore(?), Mention of a mental health condition (DID) . If it triggers a bad feeling (like reminds you of something that’s a bit hard to take), please stop reading it, the last thing I want is my audience getting triggered by my work.

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It’s been months since Split has joined the task force, and had been working seamlessly with the team. Her unique abilities, honed through years of combat experience and her intricate understanding of her dissociative identity disorder, made her a formidable asset to the team. However, she seemed to have a particular rapport with Price.

In the field, their coordination was uncanny. Split's adaptability and the way she transitioned between her various personas had saved them on more than one occasion. It was as though she and Price shared an unspoken language, a silent understanding of each other's movements and intentions.

Back at the base, they often found themselves in deep discussions about strategy, tactics, and the intricate details of their upcoming missions. Price admired Split's ability to see solutions from unique perspectives, and she respected his unwavering dedication to their cause.

Their camaraderie extended beyond the battlefield, and Price had taken her under his wing, teaching her the finer points of leadership and guiding her to harness her formidable skills.

Their partnership was a testament to the bonds forged in the crucible of covert operations, where trust was built not through words, but through actions, where alliances were forged not through promises, but through shared risks and unwavering support. It was a partnership that had allowed them to overcome countless challenges, but little did they know that their most daunting trial lay just ahead.

Despite the seamless coordination with Price and the valuable contributions she made to the team, the storm that would soon engulf them had brewed unnoticed. The battlefield had been their proving ground, a place where they could trust in their skills and each other, but Split's inner demons had remained hidden, like landmines buried beneath the surface.

The night was a descent into madness inside Split's mind. Hel, an insidious and feral persona, waged a gruesome battle for dominance, its vile whispers echoing like a chorus of demons.

In this nightmarish realm, Hel's voice took on a sadistic tone, urging Split towards self-destruction with horrifying promises. "You're worthless, Split. Embrace the darkness. The blade is your only salvation. End it."

Split's internal battle was a grotesque spectacle. She trembled and faltered under the weight of Hel's malevolence. Desperation gripped her, and she approached Captain Price with a concise request, her voice devoid of emotion. "Captain, I need to be restrained."

Price, his expression a mix of concern and apprehension, eventually granted her request, understanding the gravity of the situation.

Hours passed in haunting silence. Each member of the team took their turn, listening for any signs of distress. And then it was Ghost's shift.

In the dead of night, Split unleashed a scream that pierced through the darkness, a sound born of pure agony. Ghost burst into the room, his heart pounding with dread. What he found was a scene straight from a nightmare. Cuts and blood coated Split's body, her eyes vacant, her voice a sinister whisper; Her face the same one that’s been haunting his mind ever since that gruesome day.

Amidst the gruesome tableau, Split uttered words that tore through Ghost's soul. "Looks familiar aye, L.T? Remember me?." She gave him a bloodied smile, much like the one that haunted his mind every night since that mission went wrong.

Ghost, overcome with a mixture of grief and determination, removed his mask, revealing his own scarred face. “(Y/N)” He reached out to her, desperate to reclaim her from the abyss, to find the remnants of the rookie he had left behind in Mexico.

In the darkest recesses of Split's shattered psyche, Hel's sinister whispers persisted, dripping with venom. They echoed through the labyrinth of her mind, like the mournful wail of a lost soul. "It's your fault, Riley," it hissed malevolently, each word a dagger to Ghost's heart. "You left her behind in that hellhole, abandoned and broken. You let her become this... fractured thing. She'll never know the boundaries between reality and delusion, thanks to you."

Ghost felt a lump rise in his throat, choking back tears as he gazed upon the tortured visage of his former comrade. Split's face bore scars, not just physical, but the scars of a soul torn asunder by the horrors of their past. He whispered her name, "(Y/N)," his voice quivering with the weight of guilt and despair, as he desperately tried to reach the remnants of her true self buried beneath the torment.

And then, in the midst of this relentless darkness, a soft and hauntingly fragile voice broke through. "Simon," She whispered, her voice trembling like a fragile flame in a storm. It was a name that carried the echoes of their shared past, a name soaked in the tears of their unspoken regrets. In that moment, Split's plea for help was a heart-wrenching cry, a plea for salvation from the abyss that threatened to consume her completely.

Ghost's vision blurred as tears welled up in his eyes, his heart aching with a profound sadness. He reached out and gently cradled Split's face in his hands, his touch gentle as if trying to mend the broken pieces of her soul.

"(Y/N)," he whispered, his voice trembling, "I promise, I'll bring you back. You're not alone in this fight." He held her gaze, his eyes reflecting a deep well of emotions - regret, determination, and a flicker of hope.

But Hel, the malevolent persona, refused to relent. It continued to taunt Ghost, its voice growing more desperate, as if trying to shatter his resolve. "She's lost, Simon. Forever lost. You can't save her from me. She'll dance in the abyss, and you'll watch her fall."

Ghost felt the weight of those words, the insidious doubt they sowed. But he clung to the faint glimmer of hope that Split's plea had ignited in him. In this darkness, amidst the torment and despair, he was determined to find a way to bring back the comrade he had left behind in Mexico, to heal the scars of their shared past, and to save Split from the abyss that threatened to consume her completely.

In the dimly lit room, Ghost continued to hold (Y/N), his determination unwavering. The team had been on high alert, listening to the nightmarish cries and whispers that had emanated from within. Price, Gaz, and Soap, who had been waiting outside of the room, couldn't bear the suspense any longer.

With expressions etched in concern, they rushed into Split's quarters one by one. Price took charge, his voice commanding yet filled with empathy. "Ghost, continue to help her. We're here with you."

As the team gathered around Split's bed, Gaz and Price, in their typical manner, couldn't help but let out a string of curses under their breath, their frustration evident. This was a situation unlike any they had encountered before.

Soap, on the other hand, stood there, his eyes wide with a mixture of fear and confusion. He had seen his fair share of horrors in their line of work, but this was something entirely different. The sight of his comrades in such distress was deeply unsettling.

As the tension in the room reached its heart-wrenching peak, Ghost continued to cradle Split's face, his voice a soothing presence in the storm of her mind. The team gathered around, their concern palpable, their unwavering support a silent testament to the unbreakable bond they shared.

And then, in a moment that felt like an eternity in this house of horrors, something shifted. Split's vacant gaze flickered, like a feeble flame trying to rekindle amidst a downpour. Confusion clouded her eyes, and she blinked, her vision gradually clearing as she surveyed the room.

In that fragile moment, as Split's eyes locked onto Ghost's face, a sudden realization washed over her. Her eyes widened, and her voice wavered as she whispered, "Simon."

But then, something astonishing happened. The storm within her mind began to clear, and with trembling fingers, she reached up and touched her own face. It was as if she had glimpsed a fragment of her own lost memories, a key to unlocking the enigma that was her past.

"Simon, you..." Her voice faltered, a sense of recognition dawning in her eyes. It was a moment of revelation, one that held the promise of unlocking secrets buried deep within the labyrinth of their shared past. Yet, the truth they were about to uncover was far more profound and unsettling than any of them could have imagined. It was a truth that would plunge them into the darkest depths of despair.

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A/N:

Hey everyone! Sorry it took me over a month to release this and also for it to come out short!!! I got so busy with school!

Thank you all for the support! (A little reblog might jumpstart this author’s heart teehee~)

Stay frosty~

-Bourbon

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Eric had always been fascinated by the concept of dismemberment, and he had spent countless hours researching and planning the perfect prank to make it a reality. Rebbias, on the other hand, had no idea what was in store for him.

It started with a casual invitation to Eric's warehouse, where he promised to show Rebbias some new gadgets and machinery. Rebbias, being a curious person, had agreed to meet Eric at the warehouse, unaware of the horrors that awaited him.

As soon as Rebbias arrived, Eric sprang into action. He grabbed Rebbias and tied his limbs to a spreader bar, rendering him immobile and helpless. Rebbias struggled and kicked, but Eric was too strong, and the restraints were too tight.

"What are you doing, Eric?" Rebbias screamed, but Eric just laughed maniacally.

"You're going to be a human puppet, Rebbias," Eric said, his eyes gleaming with excitement. "You're going to be a puppet with no strings attached... literally."

With a cackle, Eric revealed a pulley device that he had set up earlier. It was a complex system of ropes and counterweights, designed to slowly and painfully remove Rebbias' limbs from his body.

Rebbias' eyes widened in horror as Eric began to operate the pulley, slowly tightening the ropes around his limbs. The pain was excruciating, and Rebbias screamed and begged for mercy, but Eric just laughed and continued to tighten the ropes.

As the minutes ticked by, Rebbias' limbs began to stretch and contort, his joints creaking and popping under the pressure. Eric watched with a mixture of fascination and glee, his eyes fixed on the spectacle unfolding before him.

Finally, with a loud pop, Rebbias' arms and legs were ripped from his body, leaving him a limbless, screaming torso. Eric cheered and clapped, his face flushed with excitement.

But as he looked at Rebbias, he saw something that made his heart skip a beat. Rebbias' face was twisted in a mixture of pain and anger, but there was something else there, something that looked almost like... admiration.

Eric's grin faltered, and he felt a pang of uncertainty. Had he gone too far? Had he finally crossed the line from prankster to monster?

As he looked at Rebbias, he knew that he had to make a choice. He could either continue down the path of madness and mayhem, or he could try to make amends and find a way to restore Rebbias' limbs.

But as he stood there, frozen in indecision, Rebbias spoke up, his voice weak but defiant.

"You win, Eric," Rebbias said, his eyes blazing with anger. "You've finally broken me. But you'll never be able to put me back together again."

Eric's face fell, and he felt a wave of regret wash over him. He realized that he had gone too far, and that he had lost sight of what was truly important.

With a heavy heart, Eric set to work trying to restore Rebbias' limbs, using all of his knowledge and skills to try and repair the damage. It was a long and difficult process, but eventually, Rebbias was whole again, his limbs reattached and his body healed.

As they stood there, facing each other, Eric knew that he had learned a valuable lesson. He had learned that there were limits to what was acceptable, and that some pranks were just too extreme.

But as he looked at Rebbias, he saw something that gave him hope. He saw a glimmer of forgiveness in Rebbias' eyes, and he knew that their friendship was strong enough to withstand even the most extreme of pranks.

WHY DO I KEEP FORGIVING HIM

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Phaco surgery

Phaco surgery is the type of technique we are interested in. It is called ‘Cataract removal using phacoemulsification’ which involves loosening the cataract part by part so that it can be removed from the patient's eye. And yes, it is better than the older invasive methods because it enhances patient outcomes and heals the lens faster. Shreem hospital takes pride in specializing with Phaco surgery and vadodara is home to Shreem hospital.

They break it up using ultrasound technology which is an advanced technology. A keratophakia, also known as an intraocular lens, is inserted inside the lens which helps people who have cataracts regain their vision. Contact lenses or spectacles can become quite irritating and so many people want an alternative solution but due to scary eye operations, most people avoid them.

The fascinating thing is that during the process local anesthesia is administered, which makes the entire experience painless and quick. Even after minimal downtime, people can return to their work routine within a short period. The doctors working at Shreem Hospital treat everyone with attention so every single detail is addressed so that the patient gets the desired outcome. But post-off treatment to ensure the best outcomes, we strongly recommend consultations.

Using Phacoemulsification is the best for surgical procedures, so book your appointment with Shreem Hospital where our consultants would guide you on the complete process of the surgery bringing peace of mind along with clarity of vision.

Name - Shreem Hospital | Eye Hospital in Vadodara | Orthopaedic Hospital in Vadodara

Phone number : 8320388744

Address - 4th floor, Florence Excellence, Vasna - Bhayli Main Rd, above Kathiyavadi khadki restaurant, Bhayli, Vadodara, Gujarat 390015

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Smile Eye Surgery in Delhi - Dr. Rajiv Bajaj for Clear Vision

Smile Eye Surgery in Delhi by Dr. Rajiv Bajaj - Clear Vision Experts

Dr. Rajiv Bajaj offers advanced Smile Eye Surgery in Delhi, ensuring precise, painless vision correction for spectacle removal. Book your consultation today!

SMILE Laser Eye Surgery (3rd Generation)

Laser surgeries are relatively new to correct refractive errors. PRK and LASIK were the previous generation laser-guided operation technologies for reshaping the cornea. SMILE is the latest version of laser surgery with fewer side effects, done in selected eye clinics.

SMILE stands for Small Incision Lenticule Extraction. Although SMILE was also developed 10 years back. It is less invasive than LASIK, but it only works for people with myopia and, sometimes, associated astigmatism. 

It is an innovative form of keyhole laser eye surgery. SMILE laser eye surgery is a unique treatment, using a state-of-the-art Carl Zeiss VisuMax laser. SMILE combines advantages of PRK and LASIK: it requires only a small incision, does not require a flap, and has a quick, LASIK-like recovery, with the additional benefit of no postoperative restrictions.

The accuracy level is very high in this type of surgery because it utilizes 3D mapping. These pulses form minute bubbles that have a 1/100th width of human hair and are used to outline the tissues that need to be removed because of deterioration. 

How SMILE can help in my Vision improvement?

Now, LASIK is not for everyone, there are some limitations with it. LASIK works by reshaping the corneal surface, so in case of thin cornea, SMILE can be the solution. The Femto-LASIK treatment was only recommended to patients with the refraction up to a maximum of -8 diopters. While SMILE surgery can be done up to -10 diopters.

When we think of returning back to work or play our favourite sport, SMILE has faster recovery when compared with LASIK. Till recent past, Patients use to avoid the surgery just because of idea of blade on the eye. When lasers were introduced, it was a revolution. But then there were Laser associated drawbacks, which are now eliminated up to a level by SMILE. 

What are the benefits of SMILE?

SMILE has a good safety profile as it induces less aberrations

It is considered flapless, previously a side-cut of 20 mm had to be created, whereas in SMILE 4 mm is sufficient.

As a side effect of Laser, Dry eyes is rarely seen with SMILE because upper corneal layer and nerve tracts of the cornea remain largely intact.

Usually eye stability takes a lot of time after refractive surgery but in SMILE corneal stability is achieved much faster.

It is highly precise, quick (under 10 min) and has less post operative complications.

Due to the use of femtosecond cutting instead of ablation, refractive correction is not affected by ambient room conditions and corneal hydration and gives an excellent predictability, also for higher corrections.

SMILE brings a lot of factors together which make the process easier to perform and more successful. The complete laser treatment and lenticule access and creation both take place in a single step.

Night vision is improved with SMILE surgery when compared to LASIK, as Optical zones are lager in SMILE surgery.

Inflammation is reduced to negligible as the total laser energy used is up to 10 times lesser than an excimer laser.

SMILE with PRESBYOND technology can correct treat distance and near vision at the same time.

When it comes to overall advantage, SMILE wins over LASIK over a big margin. The entire process is bladeless, flapless, painless, and stitch less. 

To ensure the best healing results, it is extremely important that the patient comes to the follow-up examinations and follows the advice and instructions received from us after the treatment. If you are looking for an appointment with one of our experts or to know more about our various Laser assisted corrective and treatment modalities, feel free to contact us at +91-9811260680 or visit our clinic at Pitampura, New Delhi.

Conclusion:

Dr. Rajiv Bajaj's expertise in Smile Eye Surgery in Delhi offers a cutting-edge solution for those seeking a minimally invasive, effective procedure for spectacle removal. With a reputation or precision and patient care, Dr. Bajaj ensures excellent results, making Smile Eye Surgery an ideal choice for those looking to achieve clearer vision without glasses or contact lenses.

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From Spectacles to Spectacular: The Journey of Laser Glasses Removal

 In today’s fast-paced world, vision plays a crucial role in how we experience life. Whether it's reading a book, driving, or simply enjoying a sunset, having clear vision is essential. For many, glasses have been the go-to solution for vision correction. However, the limitations and inconveniences of wearing glasses can sometimes outweigh their benefits. Fortunately, advancements in medical technology have given rise to laser glasses removal procedures that offer a permanent solution to vision problems. At Amanat Eye Hospital, recognized as the Top eye hospital in Rawalpindi, we explore the journey of glasses removal by laser and the transformative impact it can have on your life.

Understanding Glasses Removal by Laser

Glasses removal by laser is a cutting-edge procedure designed to correct refractive vision errors such as myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatism. The most common method used for this type of surgery is LASIK (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis), which reshapes the cornea to allow light rays to focus accurately on the retina.

The Procedure

Pre-Operative Assessment: Before the surgery, a thorough examination is conducted by our expert ophthalmologists. This includes measuring the curvature of your cornea, assessing your eye health, and determining your overall vision needs. This assessment ensures that you are a suitable candidate for the procedure.

Preparation for Surgery: On the day of the surgery, patients are advised to avoid wearing contact lenses for a few days prior, as they can alter the shape of the cornea. Patients are typically given a mild sedative to help them relax before the procedure begins.

The Laser Treatment:

The procedure itself usually lasts about 15 to 30 minutes.

After applying numbing eye drops, a flap is created in the cornea using a laser or a microkeratome.

The laser is then used to reshape the underlying corneal tissue, allowing light to be focused correctly on the retina.

Finally, the flap is repositioned, where it naturally adheres without the need for stitches.

Post-Operative Care: After the surgery, patients are provided with instructions on post-operative care. This includes using prescribed eye drops, avoiding strenuous activities, and attending follow-up appointments to monitor healing.

The Benefits of Laser Glasses Removal

Transitioning from glasses to laser vision correction comes with numerous benefits:

Improved Quality of Life: Many patients report a significant improvement in their quality of life post-surgery. Activities such as sports, swimming, and outdoor adventures become much more enjoyable without the hassle of glasses.

Convenience: Eliminating glasses means no more worrying about misplacing them or needing to carry a spare pair. Simple tasks like getting caught in the rain or waking up in the middle of the night become much easier.

Enhanced Vision: Many patients achieve 20/25 vision or better after the procedure, allowing them to see clearly without relying on glasses or contact lenses.

Long-Term Savings: While the upfront cost of laser eye surgery may seem significant, it can lead to long-term savings. Consider the expenses of purchasing glasses, contact lenses, and cleaning solutions over time; many patients find that they save money in the long run.

Aesthetics: Many individuals feel self-conscious about wearing glasses. Laser surgery can enhance one’s appearance and boost confidence.

Choosing the Right Facility for Laser Glasses Removal

Choosing the right facility is crucial for a successful laser glasses removal experience. At Amanat Eye Hospital, we pride ourselves on being the top eye hospital in Rawalpindi. Our state-of-the-art facilities and experienced ophthalmologists ensure that you receive the highest quality care.

Why Choose Amanat Eye Hospital?

Expertise: Our team of highly qualified and experienced ophthalmologists specializes in laser eye surgeries. With a wealth of experience and knowledge, they are equipped to handle various eye conditions with precision.

Advanced Technology: We use the latest laser technology to ensure accurate and safe procedures. Our equipment is regularly updated to meet international standards, ensuring that our patients receive the best possible care.

Personalized Care: At Amanat Eye Hospital, we understand that each patient is unique. Our approach is tailored to meet individual needs, ensuring a personalized experience from consultation to post-operative care.

Comprehensive Services: Beyond laser glasses removal, we offer a full spectrum of eye care services. This includes routine eye exams, treatment for eye diseases, and specialized care for complex cases.

Positive Patient Feedback: Our patients consistently report high satisfaction rates. We take pride in our ability to provide exceptional care and successful outcomes for those seeking laser glasses removal.

Preparing for Your Journey

Research: Take the time to learn about the different types of laser surgery available and what to expect during the procedure.

Consultation: Schedule a consultation with our experts at Amanat Eye Hospital. This is an opportunity to ask questions, voice concerns, and understand the process.

Lifestyle Considerations: Evaluate your lifestyle and how laser glasses removal may benefit you. Consider factors like your daily activities, work requirements, and personal preferences.

Post-Surgery Planning: Plan for the recovery period after surgery. It’s essential to have someone available to drive you home and assist you during the first few hours post-surgery.

Follow-Up Care: Committing to follow-up appointments is crucial for monitoring your healing process. This ensures that any potential issues can be addressed promptly.

What to Expect After Surgery

After undergoing laser glasses removal, patients can expect a range of experiences:

Initial Recovery: Many patients experience mild discomfort, dryness, or a gritty sensation in the eyes for the first few days. This is typically temporary and manageable with prescribed medications.

Visual Fluctuations: It’s common for vision to fluctuate in the initial days following surgery. Gradually, most patients experience improvements in vision clarity.

Return to Activities: Most patients can return to normal activities within a few days, although some precautions are necessary. Strenuous exercise, swimming, and exposure to water should be avoided for a short period.

Long-Term Results: The final results of laser glasses removal can take a few weeks to stabilize. Most patients enjoy improved vision without the need for glasses or contact lenses.

Conclusion

The journey from spectacles to spectacular vision through laser glasses removal is not just about changing how you see; it’s about enhancing your overall quality of life. With advancements in technology and expert care available at Amanat Eye Hospital, taking the step towards laser eye surgery has never been more accessible or appealing.

If you’re ready to explore the freedom that comes with Glasses removal by laser, we invite you to consult with our team of specialists. Experience the difference at the top eye hospital in Rawalpindi, where your vision is our priority. Visit our website for more information on how we can help you on this transformative journey.

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Laser Vision Correction - A Popular Solution for Eye Problems

The first use of lasers in refractive eye surgery dates back to the 1970s. Theodore G. Deutsch at IBM first used a laser to reshape the cornea for vision correction in animals. In the late 1980s, several doctors started using excimer lasers for refractive eye surgery on humans. The excimer laser was uniquely suited for accurately removing tiny amounts of corneal tissue with minimal damage to surrounding areas. The early procedures included photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) and later laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK). Over the subsequent decades, better laser technology and surgical techniques have made the procedures safer and more accurate with improved outcomes. Today, various advanced laser systems along with femtosecond lasers enable treatments like SMILE, ReLEx SMILE, and presbyLASIK. Types of Laser Vision Correction Procedures The most commonly performed procedures today are LASIK, PRK, and SMILE. LASIK involves creating a hinged flap in the cornea using a femtosecond laser. The excimer laser then reshapes the underlying corneal tissue. The flap is put back into place. PRK reshapes the corneal surface without flap creation but requires a longer healing time. SMILE only uses a femtosecond laser to carve a lenticule within the cornea which is removed through a small incision. It provides excellent outcomes for moderate nearsightedness and has a quick recovery. ReLEx SMILE and presbyLASIK aid vision correction for presbyopia or age-related farsightedness, reducing dependency on reading glasses. Advancements in personalized treatment planning software and wavefront-guided procedures further enhance results. Benefits and Risks Associated with Laser Vision Correction The key benefits are freedom from spectacles or contact lenses, improved quality of life, and enhanced night vision in some cases. Recovery times have reduced significantly, and most people can return to work or normal activities within a day. However, like any surgery, risks remain. Dry eye symptoms, fluctuations in vision, regression or recurring refractive error are some potential risks. Infection, impaired healing, and rarely permanent vision loss are also possible but exceptionally uncommon. Specialists at accredited centers perform thousands of procedures safely each year through advanced equipment and sterile protocols. Careful patient selection based on pre-operative assessment can maximize outcomes and minimize risks significantly. Ideal Candidates and Treatment Limitations Those within the typical myopia, hyperopia, or astigmatism range are ideal candidates. Age should be over 18 years. The prescription should have stabilized for at least 1-2 years. Realistic expectations, a healthy lifestyle, avoiding rubbing eyes too often, and following post-op care help optimize results. Certain pre-existing eye conditions like keratoconus or thin corneas preclude treatment. Those with very high corrections above -10/-10 or +8/+8 may require enhancements. Achieving perfect 20/20 vision is often not guaranteed, but functional independence from glasses or contacts can still be attained. Multifocal implants enable some near and distance focus but may have dysphotopsia side effects.

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Contoura Vision Lasik Surgery: The Next Big Change For Spectacle-Free Vision Correction

The refractive issues can interrupt the smooth balance of life. Whether it is due to the consistent headache caused by the high-powered glasses or the discomfort caused by the spectacles, most of people look for a permanent solution to get rid of these glasses. However, the regular methodology used for eye surgery cannot suffice for the permanent spectacle-free vision outcome. Therefore, Contoura vision lasik surgery has become a resourceful option for enhanced quality of life. For instance, with improved day and night vision after this LASIK eye surgery, a person can enjoy daily activities even in low-light conditions while reducing the higher-order aberrations. On the other hand, superior visual outcomes are offered according to the patient’s requirements. 

To address the common issues and apprehensions of people planning to get the Contoura vision lasik eye surgery, PLAN My LASIK has simplified the connotations. Be it the benefits, success stories compilation, or addressing the FAQs of users, this informative and highly credible platform acts as the one-stop destination for accessing the comprehensive guide before undergoing laser-assisted eye surgery. According to the experts of PLAN MY LASIK, “This laser-assisted refractive surgery identifies the irregularities of vision and then, provides tailored treatment to all the patients. The best-in-class Contoura vision eye surgery, highest quality of laser, and patient-specific treatment is offered to the patients.” 

This eye surgery has a broader scope of permanent vision correction irrespective of the patient's complications. Among the various benefits of Contoura Vision lasik surgery, faster recovery, quick healing, and improved visual outcomes, make this procedure reliable as well as the realistic spectacle removal treatment. In the new-age busy life, where people want to resume their daily activities, Conotura vision eye surgery ensures faster recovery time and enhanced safety to address the irregularities of the cornea or other issues. This further allows the patient to experience the less-post operative discomfort and they can continue with their regular activities soon. 

PLAN MY LASIK claims, “Contoura vision LASIK eye surgery is comparatively more accurate and effective than LASIK as it reduces the side effects such as halos, glares or night vision issues. This topography-guided corneal mapping ensures optimal vision correction by mapping the irregularities and imperfections.” 

Statistically, the success rate of Contoura vision LASIK surgery is 65% wherein, the patients experienced vision correction better than 6/6. Furthermore, faster healing and lesser tissue damage were among the common results. Since the 22,000 points of cornea are mapped as a part of this laser-assisted eye surgery, hence, the accuracy of vision correction increases. It seems this refractive surgery is the next big change that people should count on for customized laser eye surgery. 

About Plan My Lasik 

Access the latest updates related to vision correction innovations, and new methodologies and stay updated with detailed information about the laser-assisted and other refractive eye surgery options at Plan My Lasik. Get prepared with the to-do checklist and discover the recommendations for vision correction according to your preferences.

Confused about Contoura LASIK surgery? PLAN My LASIK is your guide! Get all the info - benefits, success stories

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Contoura Vision LASIK Laser Surgery in Delhi

If the removal of spectacles is required by an individual, then Contoura Vision LASIK Laser Surgery in Delhi is a life-changing treatment. Contoura Vision LASIK is performed in The Healing Touch Eye Centre. Due to this extraordinarily accurate and effective methodology, it has become the most severe implant choice for our patients in no time.

Contoura Vision LASIK is a topography-guided laser operation that tailors the surgery to the shape of the cornea in each individual eye. As a result, it produces better visual results compared to other methods.

Superior Precision and Accuracy

What makes Contoura Vision LASIK Laser in Delhi exceptional is the precision and accuracy of this procedure. Rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach, Contoura Vision uses an in-depth topographic map of the eye’s surface. This procedure helps correct the most minor and almost imperceptive imperfections, resulting in the appearance of sharper and cleaner vision. The patients of The Healing Touch Eye Centre experience a drastic decrease in visual distortions. The quality of their vision in low-light fades improves so that they can drive and experience their daily activities without straining their eyes as much.

Enhanced Safety and Comfort

Your safety and comfort are our top priority at The Healing Touch Eye Centre, and that’s exactly what you get with Contoura Vision LASIK in Delhi. The procedure is designed to be minimally invasive while minimizing the risk of complications. Our team has access to the most advanced equipment and follows a set of rigorous safety procedures, so the entire process is quick and worry-free for you. Lastly, the downtime is minimal; most people will notice better vision right after the surgery and may go back to normal activities in just a few days.

Personalized Care and Long-term Benefits

Personalized care adapted to individual patient needs is guaranteed when selecting Contoura Vision LASIK Laser Surgery in Delhi at The Healing Touch Eye Centre. The ophthalmologists at this centre meticulously perform pre-operative assessments and offer comprehensive guidelines for post-operative care to enhance the long-term benefits of the surgery. Patients can also expect to benefit from reduced glasses or contact lens dependency while achieving a better life quality. In conclusion, Contoura Vision LASIK at The Healing Touch Eye Centre would be an unrivalled choice for specs removal in Delhi.

Why Choose Us?

The best place to get the best confirmed results and be taken the best care of, The Healing Touch Eye Centre is the best clinic for Contoura Vision LASIK in Delhi. The Healing Touch Eye Centre is the clinic with the best technology with the best professionals while prioritizing patient safety and satisfaction. Our patients are always given the best personalized plan to recover in the most effective way possible. With our cured ratios and commitment to stay at the top in our list, The Healing Touch Eye Centre is the clinic in Delhi where you can have the best results with your Contoura Vision LASIK surgery.

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Moonlight percolates through thin clouds in the still of the night. In a dark backstreet, finally empty of horses and motor cars, a thief steps delicately through a pane-less storefront window.

The jewellery store behind him had been ripe for expropriation. Standing in shallow luminescence on the street corner, he begins to replace the glass as professionally as he had removed it an hour earlier.

Tonight's undertaking had been simple and swift. Precise removal of fragile objects was his goal, and his means always mirrored his ends. But the getaway route now facing him will not be as easy to control or predict. His companions had warned that the job might be too dangerous for him in his condition. But he'd insisted.

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The city is quiet, but one never knows who might be lurking. The moon is tiny and far away but still commands enough influence to shine down, revealing as it reflects. He pulls his cap forward and unrolls his dirty shirt sleeve, hiding floral patterns painted in blue ink. Hoisting the bag of liberated treasure on his shoulder, he walks gingerly down the alley. He never runs anywhere unless it is absolutely necessary.

Rounding the corner a few streets away, he is ambushed by light. It feels piercing, though diffused through thick smog, and he freezes. He'd planned his route so carefully before leaving his flat that evening, but didn't know that this street had been electrified. Now new, glowering lamps line his way, sitting on stiff poles like prison bars of freshly painted iron. Across the road, a figure in a hat and cloak strolls along in the cheerful gloom.

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Our thief draws a quiet breath and tiptoes around the perimeter of the light cast by the nearest lamp. Modern technology can be helpful, but there are always limitations to be exploited by canny operators. He keeps a sharp eye on the cloaked man as he navigates through the shadow.

The man is unaware. He is thinking about whatever it is he had been doing in the city so late at night. If he turns to his right, he might see a slim band of gold shyly glinting from under the thief's trouser cuff. It is not there for vanity but unfortunately it often does attract attention.

The next lamp is not as soft as the first. It is deadly serious about its role as an arbiter of law, order and progress. Catching view of the gold above the thief's foot, it bounces a gleam of light off it as the thief tries to surreptitiously pick up pace and curve past. The gleam hits the cloaked man in the corner of his eye, and the thief is perceived. Once again he freezes, weighing up whether or not to bolt. His observer brings a pair of expensive spectacles to his eyes, spies the thief's bag and tattoos, confirms a hunch, then hollers a cliche.

"Stop, thief!"

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The thief runs. For the first time in years and despite all the old warnings flashing through his head.

He makes it halfway down the street before he is ambushed again. A large crack ripples through the footpath's grouting like a rich stratum of sediment ready to be mined. A conspicuous seam rather like the golden lacquer patchworking the thief's right foot to his ankle. But he is going too fast to notice it. The rich man in the cloak sees the crack and cries out in wordless, stunned recognition as he realises the danger the thief is in.

As the thief trips more golden repair-lines from previous, lesser accidents are exposed. His porcelain body shatters immediately as it hits the smoothly paved granite setts. The sound is not unlike that of the gems and finely wrought precious metal accessories spilling out of his bag and into the road.

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Laser Eye Surgery To Get Rid Of Spectacles

Overview

The eyes are the most complex and important part of the body. Several kinds of medical conditions can occur in the eyes. Laser eye surgery is the procedure used to correct the refractive errors in the eyes. Refractive errors are referred to a condition in which the cornea (transparent clear part in the front of the eye) if the person is affected. Generally, it occurs due to the irregular shape of the cornea. When the shape of the cornea is not proper, then the light does not fall on the cornea properly. As a result, the image formed in the eyes is not clear. It results in distortion of vision.

Laser Eye Surgery In Recommended In Which Conditions?

Hyperopia (farsightedness): In this condition, the person cannot see the objects near the eyes and finds it difficult to see the object near the eyes. Near objects may be blurry.At the same time, the person can see the far placed objects.

Presbyopia: This is an eye condition in which the eyes lose their ability to focus on nearby objects.

Astigmatism (differently shaped eye): It is also a type of refractive error. This condition is caused when the cornea and the eye lens are not equally curved.

Myopia (nearsightedness): In this condition, the patient sees the object placed near the eye but may face difficulty focusing on far objects as they may be blurry.

What Are The Benefits Of Laser Eye Surgery?

Some of the benefits of laser eye surgery are:-

There is no hassle of adjusting the spectacles, and no maintenance is required for contact lenses.

A person who does not wants to wear eyeglasses and also does not want to use contact lenses then he/she should go for this surgery.

If a person is indulged in playing some games that cannot be played with eyeglasses on, then he/she should opt for this surgery.

Laser Eye Surgery Is Not Recommended For:-

The person who is under the 20s or younger

Women who are pregnant or nursing

People who are taking medicines that may affect the visuality of a person

What Are The Side Effects Of The Laser Eye Surgery?

Some of the side effects that can occur after laser eye surgery are:-

Dry eyes: It is the most common side effectexperienced by the patient after laser eye surgery. Patients who already have dry eyes and other medical conditions like anaemia and thyroid are at a greater risk of getting affected by dry eyes.

Feeling of glare and haloes: In this condition, the patients see haloes around the light source. It happens more in a dark environment that is after evening. However, due to advancements and development in technology, these side effects have decreased greatly.

Other complications that a person can experience are infection in the eyes, complications related to the flap of the eyes, and bloodshot eyes (red eyes).

The Different Types Of Laser Eye Procedures Available For Removing The Spectacles

PRK (Photorefractive keratectomy): During this operation, the uppermost layer of the cornea is removed. It is done to gain access to the inner part of the eye, that is, the cornea. Then the cornea of the person is reshaped by using an excimer laser.

LASIK (Laser-assisted in situ keratomileuses) : A femtosecond laser is used to make a flap on the top of the cornea. Then the flap is lifted, and then the shape of the cornea is corrected with the excimer laser. After completing the reshaping of the cornea, the flap is re-aligned.

SMILE (Small incision lenticule extraction): In this surgery, VisuMax femtosecond laser is used to make an arc-shaped cut on the cornea. Before this, the lenticule (a small disc-shaped piece of the cornea) is made. Then the bubbles are formed around the tissue that is needed to be extracted. These tissues are then extracted through the arc-shaped cut.

Which Laser Eye Surgery Procedure I Should Choose For Removing Spectacles?

The most crucial step is to find the right surgery for your eyes to get rid of spectacles. To choose the best suitable laser eye surgery for yourself, you should consult your doctor before laser eye surgery. The doctor will examine the eye, and then he/she will prescribe a surgical procedure according to the requirement of your eyes and your comfort.

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Lasik Eye Surgery In Delhi

Smile Laser Eye Surgery Relex SMILE

The most advanced third generation laser eye surgery for removal of glasses.

What is SMILE

SMILE stands for "Small Incision Lenticule Extraction" shuchi technologically is the most advanced technique developed in the past ten years. That is because it is -

1. Least invasive 2. One step 3. All laser 4. No blade 5. No flaps

The Procedure

SMILE is the latest advancement in laser vision correction. It is the THIRD GENERATION of refractive procedures. The first two are PRK, followed by LASIK. BAJAJ EYE CARE CENTRE is proud to be the first laser vision correction centre in North and East Delhi to offer the ZEISS VISUMAX femto second laser for SMILE vision correction. SMILE is an all laser, latest cutting edge technology for the correction of myopia and myopic astigmatism. It provides LASIK or even better outcomes in a lease invasive manner. SMILE uses only one type of laser that is femtosecond laser in single step procedure and hence is minimally invasive. During the SMILE procedure, the computer guided laser light energy cuts out a small corneal tissue called ‘Lenticule‘. This Lenticule is equivalent to the dioptric power of the refractive error of the patient. This Lenticule is removed through a small 2mm incision made by the femtosecond laser. This results in reshaping of the cornea and the vision gets corrected.

Precision of SMILE Procedure

The human cornea acts as a refractive surface, possessing al out two- thirds of the total refractive power of the eye. The light rays pass through the cornea, get refracted and then passing through the lens and internal structures of the eye, reach the retina to form an image. The refractive power of the cornea (and hence of the eye ) can be changed by reshaping the corneal curvature / shape of the cornea. This is done by reshaping the stroma ( middle layer ) of the cornea. The SMILE laser removes a thin layer of the stromal tissue ( in microns), created by it, called Lenticule, which is then removed through a small 2-3 mm incision by the experienced surgeon. The tissue removed creates an effect to reshape the corneal curvature equivalent to the spectacle number ( dioptric power ) of the glasses worn by the patient, making this procedure very precise. This all is done by the laser in a matter of seconds, in a painless manner.

Comfortable, Quick And Easy Procedure

The actual laser procedure to make the Lenticule hardly takes about 30-35 seconds. Patients do not experience any discomfort during the procedure and are able to see quickly without glasses within 24 hours of the surgery.

Benefits of SMILE

Minimally Invasive

SMILE is perhaps the least invasive technique possible in laser vision correction for the removal of glasses in comparison to PRK or LASIK Laser . In PRK , an 8-9 mm diameter epithelial layer of the cornea is removed mechanically and then the EXCIMER laser is used to reshape the cornea. In LASIK Laser, the procedure consists of two steps -

1. Making a flap - the flap is approximately 20 mm or more in circumference 2. Excite laser is used to reshape the cornea under the flap and the flap is settled back on the corneal surface. Whereas in SMILE, only a 2-3 mm keyhole is made in the cornea by the VISUMAX femtosecond laser, thereby reducing the damage/cutting of corneal nerves. This results in less dry eye and more stable corneas post operatively.

Flapless Technique

LASIK technique whether using blades ( microkeratome ) or bladeless ( femtolasik ), involves making a flap of the corneal tissue. Rarely complications can occur due to this flap called flap related complications either intra- operatively or post - operatively, though the chances are quite remote in good surgical hands. Since there is no flap created in SMILE procedure, there is no question of flap related complications, either during the procedure or after it.

Lesser Dry Eyes

Post - operative dry eyes is a relatively common side effect of LASIK / Contoura vision procedures . Because SMILE involves making of only. 2-3 mm laser incision versus 20mm incision in LASIK/ Contoura vision lasik procedures, there is potentially a minimal chance of dry eye post SMILE surgery.

Safety, Accuracy And Faster Visual Rehabilitation

Studies worldwide have found SMILE to be as safe and accurate as LASIK, besides the added advantage of quick visual recovery and faster rehabilitation, especially for people in contact sports, swimmers, police personnel etc. It only takes about a couple of days to experience amazing results.

SMILE Versus Lasik

SMILE - advantages of SMILE over LASIK SMILE is a flapless procedure. Since there is no flap created in SMILE, thus there are no flap related complications versus possible flap related complications in LASIK. There is better biomechanical stability of the cornea. Studies worldwide have shown SMILE to be a better biomechanically stable procedure versus LASIK, thus making it a much safer procedure compared to LASIK. As already mentioned, since SMILE involves making of only a 2- 3 mm laser incision, versus 20-24 mm circumferential incision in LASIK, lesser corneal nerves are cut/ severed, resulting in lesser dry eye symptoms versus LASIK.

Safety And Quality

BAJAJ EYE CARE CENTRE has always been deeply concerned and committed to the safety of its patients. BAJAJ EYE CARE CENTRE maintains the highest quality and safety standards applicable in the country, that is NABH standards. We at BAJAJ EYE CARE CENTRE, are proud to say that our centre is NABH accredited for the same.

To schedule an appointment with Dr. Rajiv Bajaj, please contact:

Name: Bajaj Eye Care Centre

Address: 101, Vikas Surya Plaza, Plot No. 7, DDA Community Centre Road No. 44, Pitampura, Delhi-110034Phone: 011-47024919 / 27012054 Website: www.bajajeyecarecentre.com You can also search for these treatments: Lasik treatment In Pitampura, Lasik treatment Cost In Pitampura, Lasik Eye Surgery In Pitampura, Eye Care Hospital In Pitampura, Eye Hospital In Pitampura, Eye Care Centre In Pitampura, Eye Specialist in Pitampura, Eye Doctor in Pitampura, Eye Clinic in Pitampura, Best eye Doctor in Pitampura, Cataract surgery in Pitampura, Cataract surgery cost in Pitampura, Cataract operation in Pitampura, Keratoconus treatment in Pitampura, Oculoplasty procedure in Pitampura, Ophthalmology clinic in Pitampura, Lasik treatment In Delhi, Lasik treatment Cost In Delhi, Lasik Eye Surgery In Delhi, Eye Care Hospital In Delhi, Eye Hospital In Delhi, Eye Care Centre In Delhi, Eye Specialist in Delhi, Eye Doctor in Delhi, Eye Clinic in Delhi, Best Eye Doctor in Delhi, Cataract surgery in Delhi, Cataract surgery cost in Delhi, Cataract operation in Delhi, Keratoconus treatment in Delhi, Oculoplasty procedure in Delhi, Ophthalmology clinic in Delhi,

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ICL surgery a better option for high myopia and a thin cornea?

ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) surgery can be a good option for people with high myopia and thin corneas who are not candidates for traditional LASIK surgery. The ICL is a type of intraocular lens that is implanted in the eye to correct vision, and it can be used to correct high degrees of myopia (nearsightedness).

One advantage of ICL surgery is that it does not involve removing any corneal tissue, which can be a concern for people with thin corneas. In addition, the ICL can provide sharper and clearer vision than glasses or contact lenses, and it can be a good option for people who have not had success with these other forms of vision correction.

However, as with any surgical procedure, there are risks and potential complications associated with ICL surgery. These can include infection, inflammation, and changes in vision. It's important to discuss the risks and benefits of ICL surgery with your eye doctor to determine if it's the best option for your particular situation.

When will comfortable vision after an ICL eye surgery?

After an ICL eye surgery, it is common to experience some discomfort and blurry vision for a few days or even up to a week or two. However, most patients report significant improvement in their vision within the first few days after the surgery.

In some cases, it may take a little longer for your vision to stabilize and for you to feel completely comfortable with your vision after the ICL surgery. It is important to follow your doctor's post-operative instructions carefully, including using any prescribed eye drops and avoiding any activities that may strain your eyes or increase your risk of infection.

Your eye doctor will schedule several follow-up appointments after the surgery to monitor your healing and ensure that your vision is improving as expected. They may also prescribe corrective lenses for you to use during the initial recovery period to help improve your vision and provide additional comfort.

It's important to keep in mind that each person's healing process and visual recovery will be different, so it's essential to follow your doctor's guidance and be patient as your eyes heal and adjust to the ICL implant.

Will be totally free from spectacles from getting ICL done?

ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) surgery can significantly reduce your dependence on glasses or contact lenses, and in many cases, patients are able to achieve excellent vision without the need for corrective eyewear. However, it's important to keep in mind that every patient's results may vary, and there are some factors that can impact the outcome of the surgery.

Factors that can affect the outcome of ICL surgery include the degree of your refractive error, the thickness of your cornea, and the size and position of your pupils. Additionally, while ICL surgery can correct nearsightedness, it may not address other vision problems, such as astigmatism or presbyopia.

Your eye doctor can help you determine if you are a good candidate for ICL surgery and what kind of results you can expect based on your individual needs and circumstances. It's also important to have realistic expectations and understand that while ICL surgery can be a great option for many people, it may not completely eliminate the need for glasses or contact lenses in all situations