Don’t Be Afraid to Admit Your Vision Difficulties!

Posted by Dr Boothe on August 8, 2011

People usually say that I am a very responsible person. I like to make sure my parents live comfortably and for all my life I have been afraid to disappoint them. I had good eyesight until my fifth grade. There was an accident - I fell and displaced the thoracic vertebrae. For three months I lay without getting up and watched TV. I don’t know if there is a connection but since my vision got worse. I was afraid to tell about my vision problems to my parents. Nobody in my family has ever worn glasses and I didn’t want to used them. My vision deteriorated and at high school I had -2 vision. I decided to buy contacts lenses because I couldn’t distinguish my friends faces from strangers when walking on the street. I still felt ashamed to admit it to my parents because I thought that it would unsettle them. I entered university and by then I had -4 myopia. Maybe I would have never done Lasik if my mother and I didn’t go to the pool together. I went to swim and when I returned my mom was holding the container of the lenses. I told her about my vision problems. She and my father were not angry or disappointed at all. The next morning my father took me to Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center.

At Boothe’s Center I had different eyes exams and after all of them were completed Dr. Boothe said that I was a good candidate for a Lasik procedure. I consulted with my dad who agreed I should undergo laser eye surgery as soon as possible. We decided to do it on the same day. I was amazed when I got up after the quick surgery and I was able to see everything!

Already five months have passed and I have very good vision. I am very glad that when I was at a routine followup appointment with Dr. Boothe he said that my eyesight stabilized.

In a couple of months I’m getting married and I am very grateful to Dr. Boothe for helping me get back my vision.

The Benefits of Doing Wavefront Lasik By Dr. BootHe

Posted by Dr Boothe on July 14, 2011

Traditional eye surgeries have now been replaced by Lasik surgeries to a great extent. Wavefront LASIK is also known as custom LASIK or wavefront LASIK in which 3-dimensional images of the cornea are processed. This mapping will help Dr. Boothe in the re-shaping of the cornea using the laser machine. The measurements provided by the wavefront system are extremely precise and individualized which is not possible in the case of traditional LASIK eye procedures, or when wearing spectacles or contact lenses. You should consult a doctor who is considered qualified based on the FDA guidelines before considering Wavefront LASIK as an option to correct refractive errors.

In custom LASIK, a wavefront sensor is used for operating on the eye. The computer is controlling the laser in a typical custom LASIK procedure, therefore you can achieve a perfect and accurate cornea with the help of this advanced technology. A Wavefront LASIK procedure provides better eyesight than normally to patients. In wavefront-based LASIK, the aberrometer will measure all aberrations (including high order aberrations). These optical errors of the eyes are then removed all at once using the laser device. Dr. Boothe is considered one of the country’s top surgeons for performing this kind of surgeries because in order to get more accurate results from wavefront LASIK, the surgeon should have a lot of expertise and experience in handling such surgeries.

Wavefront LASIK can help you to attain a vision of 20/20 or better, usually outdoing other eye procedures. This surgical procedure has fewer complications associated with night vision as it is in the case of other LASIK procedures. Wavefront LASIK is also helpful in correcting vision problems of previous refractive surgeries such as conventional LASIK or PRK. Contrast sensitivity of patients will improve after the custom LASIK procedure. Large pupils of the eyes can also be corrected using this technology.

People who have thin corneas are not considered as good candidates of LASIK eye procedures. But with the help of a wavefront LASIK eye procedure, they can also obtain better vision. The reason is that wavefront LASIK is extremely precise in removing tissues from the cornea in comparison with conventional LASIK procedure. People who have higher prescriptions also are not a good fit for traditional LASIK surgery, but can be treated using wavefront technology. With wavefront LASIK, there is a very small chance for laser inaccuracies as the wavefront map received from the system is directly transferred into the excimer laser that performs the surgery. The wavefront map serves as the guide for the surgery.

About 98% of wavefront LASIK patients are achieving 20/20 vision or better. With this procedure, the chance of losing quality of vision is very rare. If you are a patient, Dr. Boothe will check your medical history which includes previous laser eye treatments. After verifying all the prescriptions of the eye for the last year, he will perform the surgery. Dr. Boothe and his Laser Center are providing wavefront LASIK eye procedures which are approved by the FDA. He is offering the systems of LADARVision® Custom Cornea® System by Alcon and CustomVue® by VISX for the custom LASIK procedure.

How to determine if you are a candidate for LASIK?

LASIK is the perfect procedure for those who look for aneffective and safe treatment for refractive errors. LASIK eye surgery is a painless procedure and most of patients with refractive errors will benefit from having this procedure. LASIK eye procedure is performed on a delicate part of the eyes. Therefore, it is important to determine the right candidate for the procedure. Potential candidates for the surgery should understand the benefits as well as the complications associated with the procedure, patients also have to know the importance of testing to determine who is the right candidate and the patient should have realistic expectations associated with the result of the procedure.

Majority of the people who would like to have the LASIK procedure are the right candidates, but some patients cannot meet certain criteria for performing a successful LASIK eye surgery. Patients who are considering LASIK eye procedure have to undergo a complete eye checkup with the help of Dr. William Boothe of Boothe Laser Center and his assistants. Initial checkup includes complete evaluation of the refraction error and the medical history of the patient. After obtaining the results of eye tests performed, Dr. Boothe will decide whether the patient is a good candidate for the procedure or not. Some alternative treatments may be offered at that time.

First of all, the patients should be of 18 years old or above to become eligible for the LASIK procedure. The eyes should be mature enough to perform the procedure. Stability of vision is required for performing LASIK. Visual stability means that your prescription should be the same for a minimum of one year, or even two years if possible. Patients under 25 years of age or people who are using certain medications often have flexible prescriptions. You should not have eye injuries or infections such as eye herpes, dry eyes, eye inflammation, retinal diseases or corneal diseases which may pose additional complications and risks.

Those who would like to undergo LASIK eye procedure should be free from autoimmune disorders such as multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. Autoimmune disorders will affect negatively the healing of the wounds. The cornea of the patient should not be abnormal or with scars. Some of the causes of abnormal or scarred corneas are aging, trauma or disease. Keratoconus is a disorder that will affect the shape of the cornea abnormally with round cone shaped cornea. Some of the causes of Keratoconus are hereditary abnormalities and eye injury. Eye diseases like retinopathy, vernal keratoconjuctivitis and retinitis pigmentosa can also cause keratoconus disorder. Systemic diseases like Down’s syndrome, Addison’s disease, Leber’s congenital amaurosis, osteogenesis imperfecta and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome can also cause Keratoconus.

LASIK eye surgery at Boothe Eyecare should not be performed on pregnant or nursing women as the hormonal changes can affect the stability of their vision. The pupil of the eyes should be of adequate size. People with larger pupils may experience starbursts, halos or glares after a LASIK eye procedure. Sufficient corneal thickness is required to become a good candidate for the procedure. Eye professionals will find it difficult to create the corneal flap safely when the cornea is very thin and delicate. LASIK procedure cannot correct any refractive disorder. Patients suffering from severe problems should think about alternative methods like implants. All of this would be discussed in greater details upon your consultation with Dr. William Boothe.

If you are not the right candidate for the LASIK eye procedure, then there are alternative methods for curing the refractive errors of your eyes. LASEK is an alternative for LASIK eye procedure to treat the refractive errors. When the patients have thin corneas that are too delicate to create a corneal flap can undergo LASEK or PRK. LASEK otherwise known as Laser-assisted sub-epithelial keratomiluesis is the recent addition for correcting the refractive errors of the eyes. LASEK is proved same benefits as that of the LASIK eye procedure, but this procedure do not need to remove too much of tissue from the cornea as it is in the case of LASIK.

In LASEK eye procedure, thin epithelial corneal flap is created, but the recovery time required for LASEK is more than that of the LASIK eye surgery. The ophthalmologists usually choose the LASEK eye procedure to minimize the tissue used to create a corneal flap. LASEK does not require the use of microkeratome because the corneal flap is produced using chemicals which help to break down the adhesion between the tissue layers. After performing the LASEK procedure, the corneal flap is brought back into the previous position, and applies a protective shield. The recovery time of LASEK is shorter than the PRK.

PRK or photo refractive keratectomy is also an alternative for the LASIK eye surgery. PRK is good for patients having epithelial problems which make it impossible for creating a good corneal flap mechanically or chemically. In this procedure, the ophthalmologist will scrape some epithelia tissue manually or with the help of a laser. Both LASEK and PRK can be performed on only one eye at a time. Both LASEK and PRK have almost similar complications and side-effects. Both these procedures require some post-operative visits to the doctor than it is in the case of LASIK eye surgery.

Another great alternative for LASIK eye procedure is the implant of intraocular lens. For implanting the intraocular lens the surgeon will remove the natural lens, and replace it with an intraocular lens. Replacement of natural lens is effective in the case of patients with higher levels of refractive errors such as hyperopia. Conductive Keratoplasty is also an alternative for the LASKI. In this procedure, the radiofrequency energy is applied along the corneal periphery in a spherical pattern. The heat energy will make the corneal tissue to shrink which steepens cornea which reduces hyperopia temporarily.

The most popular alternatives which are being used for years are spectacles or contact lenses. Lenses are the most affordable method to correct the refractive errors of your eyes. In order to correct your refractive errors you can consider all the above mentioned options, if you are not the right candidate of LASIK eye procedure. Of course, LASIK eye procedure is the best among all the alternative procedures, but if you are not the good candidate for the LASIK, then you must go for the alternative to correct your vision.

Alternative treatment to Lasik – when does it apply?

Posted by Dr Boothe on June 21, 2011

Dr. Boothe of Boothe Laser Center is a qualified eye surgeon who has been helping people regain their vision and in many cases improve their life. Lasik and IntraLasik laser surgery are suited for majority of patients. Sometimes a patient is deemed as not a good candidate for laser eye surgery. In that case Dr. Boothe will consider alternative treatments to Lasik surgery, one of them is Epi-Lasik.

Epi-Lasik is an efficient procedure to improve vision. Patients with myopic astigmatism may be good candidates for this option. The major difference between a typical Lasik and Epi-Lasik procedures is in the length of the postoperative period. In comparisons made by researchers patients who had Lasik surgery had better visual abilities one month after surgery compared with patients who underwent an Epi-Lasik procedure. However, three month later some Epi-Lasik patients managed to achieve better than 20/20 vision and overall their visual abilities were identical to patients who had a Lasik surgery. In addition, patients who underwent an Epi-Lasik had fewer high-order aberrations after three months, in comparison with Lasik patients.

Dr. Boothe’s Lasik Procedure is called a miracle

Posted by Dr Boothe on January 11, 2011

Dr. Boothe calls it Lasik. Over ten thousand of his patients call it a miracle.

Dan McDowell, co-host of BaD Radio, says: “One of my concerns was ‘Is this procedure long-lasting?’ I went to Dr. Boothe at Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center. They really make you feel comfortable. Dr. Boothe’s procedure is incredible. It has definitely changed my life”.

You can discover the difference Lasik can make at the Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center.

Fast Recovery After Lasik

Posted by Dr Boothe on November 23, 2010

Lasik is a popular laser eye surgery that makes it possible to successfully correct patient’s eyesight in case one has refractive errors such as myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness) or astigmatism. The recovery period after this procedure is usually short and uneventful if all the after-care instructions are followed, explains Dr. William Boothe. He also said that precautions should be taken, otherwise complications can occur in a small percentage of cases.

After the Lasik surgery, you will be provided by Dr. Boothe with special eye drops and instructed how to use them correctly. They will help you to avoid infection and hasten your recovery. When arriving home after surgery, it is advisable not to sleep immediately, but to moisten your eyes with the prescribed drops every five to ten minutes. Under no circumstances should you rub your eyes during the first few weeks after having Lasik as they are healing in this period and the thin flaps of corneas can even shift if you touch them.

In addition, sunglasses and clear plastic shields will be given to you by your surgeon for eye protection. Dr. Boothe advises to wear sunglasses when patients are outside, because your eyes are likely to be susceptible to light for the first few days after the surgery.

It is particularly important to be cautious when you take part in everyday life activities. You should avoid activities as sports and swimming for a period of time decided by your eye surgeon. Also it is better not to read much for a while in order to provide rest to your eyes and reduce eyestrain. During the recovery period, try to keep off windy environments and from any other type of air current that can cause your eyes to dry.

Dr. William Boothe worries about all of his patients and wants their eyesight to be the best it can be. If you follow all of his instructions and precautions as requested, it will considerably precipitate the recovery of your eyes and significantly reduce risks of complications.

Lasik Benefits By Dr. Boothe

Posted by Dr Boothe on October 25, 2010

The Lasik procedure that is performed at the Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center by William Boothe, MD uses a very advanced technology for vision correction. It is considered safest simple and safe way to get rid of eye problems such as nearsightedness or farsightedness. Nowadays, this Texan outstanding ophthalmology center offers only the best and latest equipment including the iFS Advanced Femtosecond Laser, the Allegretto Wave Laser and the VISX STAR S4 Excimer Laser.

In general, Lasik surgery has many benefits and these are the main ones:

- Immediate outcomes. Only a few hours after the surgery, most patients already have a much better eyesight. Most patients are able to return to work the day after the procedure. Also many of them cease using contacts or eyeglasses a week later.

- Open new opportunities. While on the subject of job placement, most employers look for candidates who do not wear corrective devices. This is due to the fact that workers with eyesight problems can break their glasses or lose contact lenses, and in such a case, it can hamper their work. Thus the Lasik procedure gives patients with refractive problems an advantage they can use when looking for a new, more interesting, well-paid job. Your eyesight does not need to be a burden. A good outcome after a surgery at the Boothe Laser Center such as 20/20 vision is a great step to new lifestyle with more confidence, personal opportunities and success.

- Freedom from corrective devices. Recent developments in Lasik and vision surgery almost ensure that you will be able not to use them for the rest of your life. Also the procedure is expected to save you money in the long run due to the fact that you will not need to spend more money on eyeglasses, contact lenses, lens solutions or different drops for your eyes.

The results of Lasik will not disappoint you. You will be able to forget about those tiresome contacts or glasses forever. So, if you have eye problems that limit your daily activities all the time, why not to just spare some resources of your budget and quit it. Nowadays the Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center offers really affordable options: Dr. William Boothe can help you to achieve best vision for only $33 per month!

Dr. Boothe Discusses IntraLasik

Posted by Dr Boothe on September 15, 2010

For years, scientists and ophthalmologists have been looking for ways to improve the quality of the Lasik procedure. At the beginning, more than 10 years ago, the surgery was performed in two steps: making a corneal flap with a microkeratome (special handheld tool with oscillating metal blade) and then reshaping the cornea with an excimer laser. Undoubtedly, the microkeratome was very useful, but at the same time there is some inconsistency in the precision levels provided by this surgical instrument. In fact, Dr. Boothe recalls that patients expressed their wish to be operated in an all-laser Lasik procedure.

IntraLasik or All Laser Lasik was conducted for the first time in 2000, when corneal flap was created by the femtosecond laser instead of the traditional microkeratome, and thus became a breakthrough innovation in the Lasik procedure. One year later, IntraLase FS Laser has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and became commercially available. The Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center was one of the first centers in the country that started to offer this advanced procedure.

Nowadays the IntraLasik computer-controlled technology is considered the safest laser vision correction available. IntraLasik makes it possible to create the required flap with irreproachable precision and accuracy, thus eye surgeons can treat even patients who were once dismissed as candidates for laser correction because of their thin corneas. Of course, only the latest and most technologically advanced equipment has to be used during this kind of surgery. For example, Dr. William Boothe uses a combination of Intralase iFS Laser, Alcon LADARVision 4000, VISX STAR S4 Excimer Laser System and the Allegretto Wavelight Eye-Q Excimer Laser System in his office.

The main advantage of a flap created with IntraLasik over traditional Lasik is that there is a much better ability to customize the required flap thickness, the flap positioning on the cornea and the dimensions of the flap. Also, there is no physical contact of a microkeratome blade with the eye surface, because the corneal flap is made by femtosecond laser. This laser is very precise, safe, and makes it possible to achieve better visual results, and patients usually feel more confident with this state-of-the-art technology.

The super-precision IntraLasik method has been already appreciated at its true value on more than a million eyes. Among them, around 70,100 have undergone IntraLasik procedures at the Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center in Plano, Texas. Also, board-certified Dr. William Boothe is considered as the most experienced surgeon in the country for this type of laser.

Dr. Boothe - Lasik Eye Surgery: The Procedure

Posted by Dr Boothe on September 13, 2010

Lasik surgery is a very simple and quick (it takes just a few minutes) procedure. Many people have vision problems such as myopia, hyperopia or astigmatism that are caused by the strained shape of the cornea. Dr. William Boothe utilizes a state-of-the-art laser system with a screen and a microscope to remodel the corneal tissue of your eye so that you can focus your vision without glasses or contacts.

If you decided to undergo Lasik at the Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center, on the day of your procedure you should dress comfortably and come to the center about half an hour before your appointment.

Throughout the surgery, you will lie on your back and look at the laser, remaining awake. Dr. Boothe & his staff will put anesthetic drops in your eyes so that you do not feel any pain or discomfort. After that the surgeon will fix your eyelids open, he will cut a small flap in your cornea with a special Intralase FS laser system. When the flap is folded, you will be asked to look directly at a target light. Then the computer-controlled excimer laser will remodel the corneal tissue, correcting your vision. After that (a quick process, perhaps less than a minute per eye) the flap is put back. Every excimer laser system at the Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center has an eye tracker that ensures the highest precision surgery. The Lasik procedure usually lasts from a few seconds to a minute.

After the surgery, your eyesight will dramatically be improved in a few minutes. The corneal flap needs to heal adequately, so do not rub your eyes even if they are irritated - it is a normal temporary occurrence after the Lasik surgery. Dr. Boothe will give you eye drops, sunglasses and plastic shields, and will instruct you how to use them. You will need to wet your eyes every few minutes while reading newspapers or watching TV and avoid eyes make-up, athletic sports and swimming. Visit BootheLaserCenter.com to find out more information about the procedure.

About Lasik - By Dr. Boothe

Posted by Dr Boothe on September 8, 2010

Lasik vision correction is a form of refractive surgery that is considered as one of the most important breakthroughs in the history of ophthalmology. Each year, hundreds of thousands of people around the world are happy to enjoy their lives when they find that their vision was successfully corrected with this safe and painless procedure, which is performed, among others, by Dr. Boothe at his Eye Care & Laser Center near Dallas.

Lasik is generally performed on patients who suffer from refractive errors such as astigmatism, hyperopia (farsightedness) and myopia (nearsightedness). Of course, all of these eye conditions can also be corrected by wearing eyeglasses and contact lenses, but these vision corrective devices cannot be comparable to the revolutionary new approach for eyesight improvement. With Lasik you don’t need to be upset about losing contacts or forgetting the contacts’ solutions at home and to spend money every few months on changing or repairing your glasses. Actually, this procedure is the more economical option, especially at the Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center. Corrective devices can often contain irritants and limit your daily living such as driving, watching TV, reading a newspaper or playing your favourite sports games. It is quite another matter to enjoy this life in all its beauty without those bothersome glasses and contact lenses thanks to the state-of-the-art Lasik technology.

The Lasik procedure is performed by Dr. Boothe and his professional team with an excellent precision and care. During the surgery, excimer laser is utilized to reshape the inner tissue of the cornea. The laser correction procedure is performed quite quickly and you almost do not feel pain or discomfort during it. It is even possible to go to the work next day! It seems impossible but on the same day after the Lasik, you will be able to see the world more clearly and with more confidence. You will no longer need eyeglasses and contact lenses.

If you find this article useful, get all the information you need at BootheLaserCenter.com

Learn more about Lasik with Doctor Boothe

Posted by Dr Boothe on September 1, 2010

Lasik eye correction is the greatest solution that exists today for those people who suffer from eyesight problems. Unfortunately, there are some people who despaired of ever solving their eye problems even after hearing about this technology. If you think the same way as they do, read this article. You can look attentively through the Lasik statistics of the Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center and see the 99%+ rate of successful surgeries to realize that it really works.

Of course, you should search and learn a lot about the Lasik procedure itself if you want to feel more confident. But sometimes the process of searching seems to be endless. That is why, if you have any concerns or doubts about the Lasik technology and procedure, it is better to consult Dr. Boothe from Plano, TX. This well-experienced surgeon of the Lasik procedure is absolutely trustworthy on this subject.

If you want to feel confident about the surgery, it would be best if you meet Dr. William Boothe or another experienced surgeon who lives in your area. During the meeting you can get to know much more about the laser eye correction process and learn about how it can improve your eyesight. The doctor will dispel all your fears associated with the complexity of Lasik and you will understand that risks are minimal – even contact lenses are more harmful when you wear them for years.

The risk factor for complications after performance of the Lasik laser eye correction at the Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center is very small - according to available data it is even less than one percent! After the correction, Dr. Boothe’s patients do not need eyeglasses or contact lenses any longer and they can even drive a car the next day. They note that he is a very attentive and conservative surgeon who always tries to apply personalized solutions to each patient, based on their eye conditions. The professional staff of Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center proposes free screening to define what procedure you need to get your best eyesight.

If you need more details about the Lasik procedure, you can find them here: BootheLaserCenter.com

Checklist before you decide to undergo Lasik

Posted by Dr Boothe on August 31, 2010

Lasik is a modern procedure used to correct vision problems such as astigmatism, hyperopia (farsightedness), and myopia (nearsightedness) utilizing a laser to remodel part of the cornea. Nowadays, Lasik is often regarded as one of the most common elective laser procedures. The Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center, which is situated in Plano, Texas, has been using this state-of-the-art technology for around twenty years to help people with refractive errors to correct their eyesight and to stop wearing vision correction devices such as eyeglasses and contact lenses.

But how do you get to know whether the Lasik procedure suits you? There are a few checklist items that are considered by Dr. William Boothe before allowing a candidate to undergo laser eye surgery:

- You must be at least 18 years of age.

- Eye diseases such as cataracts, glaucoma and conjunctivitis most likely will not allow you to undergo the procedure.

- Some eye abnormalities are almost impossible to be treated by the Lasik procedure. It will not be performed if too much corneal tissue has to be removed.

- Dr. Boothe emphasizes that your vision must be stable for more than a year. The Lasik procedure will not be able to correct your eyesight properly if your eyes vision changes every few months.

- Lasik will not be performed if you are pregnant. You must wait until the pregnancy is over because special hormones exude and affect the shape of your cornea in this period.

- You cannot undergo Lasik if you are infected with HIV or have any other disease (such as severe diabetic eye disease) that damages the body’s the ability to heal adequately.

- You have to be familiar with all the benefits and risks of the Lasik procedure before surgery.

Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center offers you a complimentary initial screening. This free procedure is aimed to help you determine if Lasik is right for you. Need more information? Visit BootheLaserCenter.com

Dr. Boothe - Options For Laser Eye Correction

Posted by Dr Boothe on August 24, 2010

Imagine how you would feel if you were unable to do basic activities like read a newspaper, drive your car or simply see our beautiful world in detail. Many people are conflicted with these issues and seek laser eye correction. There are many different treatment options for vision correction offered at Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center. The most advanced and recommended laser eye surgery procedure for visual correction today is Lasik.

During a Lasik surgery, Dr. William Boothe uses a Excimer laser which remodels the tissue beneath, and then the corneal flap is repositioned to its place and left to heal. This is the standard for laser eye correction.

IntraLasik is another type of Lasik laser eye correction procedure. IntraLasik is the only technology available that uses an FDA-approved laser used for the creation of corneal flap. IntraLasik uses a computer-controlled IntraaLase FS laser to create this flap.

Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center offers the latest WaveFront Mapping technology. This 3D technique helps to map out the cornea. During a Lasik or IntraLasik procedure, Dr. Boothe can customize the correction area and tissue removal. Thanks to WaveFront Mapping technology, it is possible to avoid such post-operative issues as halos or glare.

Excimer Laser Photo Refractive Keratectomy (PRK) is intended for patients who have thin corneas and other eye issues which cannot be treated by Lasik. PRK does not involve the use of cutting laser, such as the one used in Lasik.

Here is a list of equipment that is used in our Boothe Eye Care & Laser Center:

- Intralase iFS Laser

- Allegretto Wavelight Eye-Q Excimer Laser System

- The VISX STAR S4 Excimer Laser System

Dr. William Boothe believes that a good surgeon should offer his patients the latest and most advanced high technological equipment.

Dr. William Boothe, Top Dallas Eye Surgeon

Posted by Dr Boothe on March 12, 2010

A renowned LASIK eye surgeon, William Boothe, MD, specializes in helping each Dallas vision correction patient achieve independence from traditional eyewear. Highly skilled in correcting farsightedness, nearsightedness, presbyopia and astigmatism using the latest in LASIK vision correction, Dr. William Boothe is often asked to participate in training other eye surgeons and sharing his expert knowledge at ophthalmologic meetings worldwide. Having performed more than 115,000 LASIK vision correction procedures over the past 20 years, Dr. Boothe is one of the most desired eye surgeons among Dallas LASIK patients who trust him with all their eye-care-needs.

At his state-of-the-art surgical suite, also known as Boothe Eye Care, Dr. Boothe and his medical team have helped several Dallas Cowboys football players achieve 20/20 vision or better. To learn more about your affordable, high quality vision correction treatment options at Boothe Eye Care, please schedule a one-on-one consultation with Dr. Boothe by calling (214) 328-0444.

Dr Boothe Plano – Latest Technology, All In One Location

Posted by Dr Boothe on December 17, 2009

iFS - Dr Boothe Plano

Dr Boothe feels that a main component in quality vision care and lasik surgery is technology. When you decide to have lasik or intralasik laser vision correction, it should be state of the art equipment being used on your eyes. Doctor Boothe feels that a large part of the surgeon’s responsibility is using cutting edge equipment. Boothe Eye Care uses the latest, most technologically advanced equipment available for lasik laser vision correction.

Dr Boothe Now Offering $2000 OFF All Laser IntraLASIK

Posted by Dr Boothe on November 5, 2009

Dr Boothe and the Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center are now offering an incredible $2000 OFF all laser IntraLASIK surgery. Doctor Boothe has done over 113,000 LASIK surgeries. Other Dallas LASIK surgeons claim that they have done thousands of “refractive procedures,” but Dr Boothe has done 113,000 LASIK surgeries making him the most experienced LASIK surgeon in the world.

If you are interested in getting a free consultation, please visit the Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center at www.boothelasercenter.com of give us a call at 214-328-0444. We can get you in and let you speak with one of our patient consults and they will go over your financial options, educate you on the IntraLASIK process and take some measurements of your eyes. We offer two years interest free financing for those who qualify. If you decide to move forward with your surgery, Dr William Boothe will personally want to meet with you for a more comprehensive exam. He will answer any further questions and make sure you are a good candidate for the IntraLASIK procedure.

Again, if you are interested in getting a free consultation, please visit the Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center at www.boothelasercenter.com of give us a call at 214-328-0444.

Dr Boothe Continues to Set the Standard

Posted by Dr Boothe on October 16, 2009

Dr Boothe has now passed 113,000 LASIK surgeries. Dr William Boothe has continued to set the standard in LASIK and IntraLASIK surgery, but just in the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex, but also in the world. Dr Boothe is also involved in the community by volunteering, donating to and sponsoring several organizations. Most recently Dr. Boothe contributed to a scholarship award for the teams involved in the 10th annual Tom Landry Classic played at the Gerald J. Ford Stadium at Southern Methodist University by four of the top local teams.

Dr William Boothe - Dallas Lasik Advertising Blog

Posted by Dr Boothe on August 22, 2008

dr william boothe advertising blog

Many of us have seen the ads and commercials for Dr William Boothe. Now Dr William Boothe has started a blog where his creative marketing team posts various ads that have been published. This is really a great thing for people who find lasik advertising interesting. It is also a good thing for lasik patients or prospective lasik patients that want to view some of the advertisments from the worlds most experienced intralasik surgeon. For more information about Dr William Boothe visit boothelasercenter.com

Dr William Boothe - 100,000th Lasik Procedure

Posted by Dr Boothe on July 7, 2008

According to an ad in Quick today, Dallas Lasik surgeon, Dr William Boothe is coming up on his 100,000th lasik procedure and is offering a cruise for two to the patient who receives the 100,000th lasik procedure. What a great way to enjoy better vision, than to enjoy it on a cruise? This is a great way to win from Dr William Boothe’s experience and “cruise to better vision.”

I do think this is a great gesture from Dr Boothe. He has done nearly 100,000 lasik procedures and this offer is a way to give even more back to the patients. you can learn more about dr william boothe at his website.

http://www.boothelasercenter.com

Dr Boothe and Dallas Cowboy Jason Witten

Posted by Dr Boothe on June 24, 2008

Dallas Lasik Cowboys - Dr. Boothe and Jason Witten - These bloopers are hilarious
Here is a video I found on metacafe starring Dallas Lasik surgeon, Dr William Boothe and Dallas Cowboy Jason Witten. It is a tv commercial for lasik in dallas, where Dr Boothe and Jason Witten toss the ball around. It is a humerous ad, and the 20/20 on the back of Dr Boothe’s jersy is classic. At the same time, it brings to light that Lasik could possibly give an edge when it comes to spots. If you could see just a bit better, don’t you think you might be just a little bit better at that sport.
And if you really had to get your intralasik done, wouldn’t you want the most experienced in the world doing your surgery. The great thing for people who live in dallas, is Dr Boothe is affordable and is the most experienced IntraLASIK surgeon in the whole world. Not only that, but many authorities feel that lasik is safer than contact lenses.

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    About Dr William Boothe

    World-class Lasik Doctor in Dallas.

    Dr William Boothe has over 20 years of experience and is the most experienced IntraLASIK surgeon in the world. Dr William Boothe performs Lasik in Dallas

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