I Dont Need Glasses

LASIK, short for Laser-Assisted in Situ Keratomileusis, is a refractive surgical process, which corrects a refractive fault, such as astigmatism, nearsightedness, farsightedness, and presbyopia. Lasik centers have gained marvelous fame and laser eye surgery is at present the most frequently performed refractive correction method in view of the fact that it has a soaring accomplishment rate, fast visual recuperation, and minimal risk. Lasik surgeons handle this surgical course of action projected to decrease the patient’s reliance on contact lenses or eyeglasses.

Plastic surgery has undergone a change lately. When I first started training 15 years ago, I met only a few men who wanted to go under the knife. Plastic surgery was the domain of young women working on their bodies, and women over 35 refreshing their faces. Men picked up their wives and girlfriends after the procedures.  They stayed away from the operating room themselves.

Not anymore. Last year more than 1,000,000 men had plastic surgery procedures, according the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic surgery.  The number is growing:  I see more and more men every month. Sports Illustrated now sits with Vogue in our magazine rack.

Recently, plastic surgeons have used other procedures other than the traditional facelift, to revitalize the appearance of the face. Compared to traditional facelift methods, other techniques offer patients the benefits of minimal scarring, quicker recovery time, no hair loss, and no visible incisions. The patient usually endures minimal pain.

People can organize their schedules around these less invasive techniques. For these new procedures, the cost can be far less, so more can afford the procedures. Some of the new procedures do not leave as many scars and do not drastically alter the appearance as much. Some non surgical methods can start at $1000 compared to $5000 for a traditional surgery.

 

 

The eyes are sometimes known as “glass of the soul” and our most often examined facial characteristic and regrettably the first characteristic to display the indications of facial aging. Normally at the age of 30’s we start to glimpse feet of crows, eye bags, dark rounds under the eyes,  wrinkles and the beginning of eyelid hoods.

 

For those who are keen to try to improve their eyesight naturally here is a compilation of possible things that may help:

Exercises First a word on exercises from the personal trainer

A classic among eye-exercises is what is called the push-up. Here you focus your eyes on point close (e.g. holding a pencil near your nose) then look out at a specific point some distance away (like 20 feet).

However this may not help!

But isn’t exercise good for me, wouldn’t it help those lazy eyes?

It is as natural for the eye to see as it is for the mind to acquire knowledge, and any effort in either case is not only useless, but defeats the end in view.

He discovered that the glasses, or eye crutches, actually prevents the eyes from healing itself naturally. His more than 30 years of research to find an alternative to eye glasses was published in “Perfect Sight Without Glasses”.

Dr Bates had helped thousands of adults and children to perfect sight without the use of glasses. The Bates Method is taught in many countries around the world by Bates teachers who are in one way or another had been taught by Dr Bates, his wife, Emily Bates or their disciples over a 80-year timeframe.

Good sight is thus the result of a relaxed state of mind and body, whereby the individual person feels a direct contact with the surrounding world through the five senses. Poor sight, on the other hand, is the result of tension, where the person is, to a greater or lesser extent, isolated from the outside world through being locked in a pattern of psycho-physical tensions, such as worry, anxiety, rigidity, day-dreaming, boredom, confusion, impatience, etc.