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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2026 · 56 MIN

Ep 65: How Does Lasik Eye Surgery Work with Dr. Neda Shamie | The Health Exchange Podcast

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Episode 65 of The Health Exchange Podcast explores the science, safety, and evolving technology behind vision correction with guest Dr. Neda Shamie, a leading ophthalmologist specializing in LASIK, cataract, and corneal surgery. Dr. Rutland and Dr. Shamie break down how the eye functions like a highly sophisticated optical system, explaining how conditions like nearsightedness, astigmatism, and keratoconus develop and impact vision. The conversation demystifies LASIK by walking through what actually happens during the procedure, who makes a good candidate, and why proper screening is critical to achieving safe and successful outcomes. Beyond LASIK, the episode highlights newer alternatives like PRK and implantable lenses. Throughout the discussion, Dr. Shamie underscores the importance of advanced diagnostics, physician expertise, and patient education in delivering life-changing improvements in vision while avoiding the pitfalls of “drive-through” eye surgery.Follow Our Host:instagram.com/drjrutlandProduced by Born Ready Films:instagram.com/bornreadyfilms

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