2005 - 06-28-05

The cataract particles will be
gently suctioned away. Then, a folded
intra-ocular lens (IOL) will be inserted through
the micro-incision, then unfolded and locked
into permanent position. The small incision is
"self-sealing" and usually requires no stitches.
It remains tightly closed by the natural outward
pressure within the eye. This type of incision
heals fast and provides a much more comfortable
recuperation.

This lens, and this type of
procedure, is the only FDA-approved procedure of
its kind. The actual surgery itself can only be
done by an extremely professional and "seasoned"
doctor like Dr. Patterson.

And the best part of all is,

You Don't Need Glasses Or Contact Lenses To

Read Your Book After Having Dr. Patterson
Carry

Out This Kind Of Professional Surgery On Your
Eyes!

You see, Dr. Patterson has
been a doctor in Tennessee for almost 20 years.
He received his medical degree from the
University of Tennessee in 1984. He spent four
more years in Memphis to complete his specialty
training in Ophthalmology. He began his practice
in Crossville in the summer of 1988 and has been
there ever since.

Early on, he decided he was
going to emphasize cataract and refractive
surgery into his practice. As a medical doctor,
he sees patients with all types of eye problems.
But, as a surgeon, he wanted to concentrate on
learning, studying, performing and perfecting
his skills as a Cataract surgeon.

He had studied and read
everything he could find on the science of
Cataract and refractive surgery and felt he was
ready to begin. He took the first step himself
by having radical keratotomy performed on his
own eyes. He decided he would not operate on
anyone else unless he was willing to undergo the
procedure himself.