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Attorney flew in from New York to seek a second opinion and correction from Dr.Gulani in Florida

Tuesday, March 09, 2010

Agata Attorney Previous Lasik New York Jacksonville Florida Gulan iVision Institute Attorney Agata flew in from New York to seek a second opinion and correction from Dr.Gulani in Florida. She had multiple, unsuccessful Lasik surgeries on her eyes with another surgeon and she came in with her mother, Krystyna who has undergone Dr.Gulani's Advanced Laser Vision Surgery previously.

Agata Ratajczyk

New York

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Patient from Morroco flys to Florida for Dr. Gulani's specialized INTACS surgery for his Keratoconus

Tuesday, March 09, 2010

Mohammed from Morocco and his brother from Virginia after Intacs surgery Gulani Vision Institute Florida Mr. Lamkhidda travelled all the way from Morroco to Florida for Dr. Gulani's specialized INTACS surgery for his Keratoconus.

Vision with Keratoconus had become intolerable and after extensive research he and his brother based in Washington DC confirmed the best eye surgeon in the world- Dr.Gulani.

In this picture, Mr. Lamkhidda and his broter Rahim (who flew down from DC) are seen sporting the INTACS T-Shirt. Mohammed and Brother from Moracco

Mohammed

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Visian ICL gives US bobsledder Vision to win Gold

Saturday, March 06, 2010

Implantable Lens Gives US Bobsled Captain Vision to Win Gold

Steve Holcomb Credits the Visian ICL with Restoring His Eyesight and

Enabling Historic Victory

Jacksonville, Fl. -- March 6^th, 2010 -- Just two years ago, U.S. Olympic bobsled team captain and gold medal winner Steve Holcomb was dealing with eyesight that was so impaired it threatened to end his bobsledding career.

"It got to a point in 2008 where I couldn't see anymore," Holcomb said in an interview with NBC. "They couldn't make contacts strong enough. I went to my coach and told him I had to quit."

But that was before Holcomb learned about the Visian ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) - an implantable lens approved by the US FDA to treat patients with up to -20 diopters of nearsightedness.

Holcomb had the Visian ICL implanted in both eyes, and his vision immediately

improved from a reported 20/500 (legally blind) to 20/20.

Olympic gold medal winner Holcomb Visian ICL surgery

With normal vision restored, Holcomb was able to resume his career and achieve

Saturday's historic victory piloting the U.S. Bobsled four-man team to its first Olympic gold medal in 62 years.

The Visian ICL is made of Collamer, a proprietary, highly bio-compatible material that allows the lens to be rolled into a tiny cylinder for insertion into the eye during an outpatient procedure. Once inserted, the lens gently unfolds behind the iris, where it is tucked into place by the surgeon.

http://www.gulanivision.com/implantable-lenses-icl-phakic-iols.html

Implanted in more than 150,000 eyes worldwide, the Visian ICL offers a far wider

treatment range for nearsightedness than LASIK. Olympic winners

Jacksonville Eye Surgeon and nationally renowned instructor, Dr. Arun Gulani has performed similar breakthrough cases right here on the First Coast. Surgery video of Jacksonville patient, Tony Shelton with identical condition as Steve Holcomb is available on this link:

http://www.gulanivision.com/testimonials/detail/anthony-shelton-video-792.html

“This is a Miracle. I am amazed” – Tony Shelton.