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You see, too many Cataract
surgeries are being performed in less than
perfect condition all over the country. Those
rooms are not even clean, much less sterile. And
the environmental conditions are not
controllable. Unfortunately, too many surgeons
are putting their own financial interests ahead
of their patient's interests. But that's not the
case with Dr. Patterson.

The Best Surgical Facility In The World

Dr. Patterson has invested
millions of dollars to get his facility built
far above the requirements... to his own
specifications. The placement of every cabinet,
every electrical outlet, every light, the
viewing window, and even the doors, were
designed for eye surgery. Dr. Patterson
personally designed every square inch of the
room and…

But what about the surgery
itself? Well, in the past, successful Cataract
surgery would allow you to see things with
almost 20/20 vision from far a distance, but
glasses or contact lenses were still needed to
read a book or examine something close up.

But because of a new
breakthrough in design and procedure, a new lens
had been invented. This lens is so remarkable;
it even has tiny (microscopic) hinges on either
side that allows it to move forward and backward
with the movement of the muscle in your eye.

This allows you to see just as
perfectly when you are reading your book as you
would when reading something from a distance.

In clinical trials of this
"crystalens", patients enjoyed life-changing
benefits. More than 98% of patients who received
crystalens implants in both eyes had 20/30
vision or better at a long distance without
glasses, and could…

You Have A 98% Chance Of Being Able To Pass

The Tennessee Driver's License Vision Test...

Without Glasses!

This, until now, has been
unheard of in Cataract surgery.

A very small incision (2
millimeter's wide) will be made and a tiny
ultrasonic probe will be used to break up the
cataract into microscopic particles using
high-energy sound…

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…

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…

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.

Dr. Patterson Performed Surgery

On His Own Wife!

Soon after his own surgery,
Dr. Patterson performed his very first
refractive surgery on what would probably be the
most critical patient of his career... his own
wife! He said he wanted to be so convinced of
the value of his own skill, he wanted his first
case to be performed on…

Dr. Patterson serves on the
editorial board for Ophthalmology Management and
he has given numerous presentations for
professional organizations around the world.
He's even an attending physician at Cumberland
Medical Center and a consulting physician at
Cookeville Regional Medical Center and
Livingston Regional Hospital.

He thoroughly understands
Cataract surgery. He is NOT just any eye
surgeon. You see, there are some
ophthalmologists who have been out of school for
only a few years claiming they are "experts" or
"specialists".

Dr. Patterson knows from real
surgical experience. He knows what to do if a
complication arises (the true skill of a surgeon
is knowing what to do when something unexpected
happens.) He knows from real experience who NOT
to do Cataract surgery on. Not everyone is a
candidate for the procedure and there may be
another procedure that would be…

Don't Be Fooled...

by advertising which attempts
to mislead you or uses "bait and switch"
tactics. You know the type of advertising I'm
talking about. It might say something like
"Cataract surgery for $499" but when you arrive,
you are told "your eyes fall into the $699
category"... AND... "there is a $200
pre-operative exam"... AND... "there…

Oh, and let's not forget, they often wait until
you're there (like a sitting duck) before they
tell you there's a non-refundable $150 fee due
and payable... right now.

You'll also find out well into
the process the doctor doing your pre-operative
exam and all of your post-operative exams is NOT
the surgeon…

Dr. Patterson believes these
types of practices are an embarrassment to
medicine. And although they are not technically
illegal, in his opinion, they are unethical and
immoral.

After thousands of Cataract
surgery procedures, Dr. Patterson still LOVES
doing surgery. He LOVES sharing in the thrill of
the patient and their families when they realize
they can wake up and see…

Just take a look at some of
these for yourself:

"I'm almost 78 years old and
see as good now that I have had cataract surgery
as I did when I was 30. My doctor told me that
chances are, if I live to be 100, my eyes might
be the best part of my body."

- Archie Fox (Parole Officer)

"After cataract surgery, I
feel like a kid again. I can just jump in the
car and take off. I didn't realize when I had
cataracts that I was flying blind. Now,
everything is so clear."