Tag: Failed LASIK
LaZrPlastique for Failed Cataract surgery: 15 Years follow up

Cataract Surgery Problems Fixed by LaZrPlastique®: Still Seeing Great 15 Years Later A 15-Year LaZrPlastique® Follow-Up—and a Family’s Journey Through Customized Vision Surgery What happens 15 years after LaZrPlastique® laser vision surgery? For one patient returning to Gulani Vision Institute in Jacksonville, Florida, the answer was simple: he was still seeing remarkably well. His story […]
Radial Keratotomy (RK) Complications: Starburst, Ghosting, Halos ?

Radial Keratotomy (RK) Complications: Advanced Corneal Rehabilitation with Dr.Gulani Restoring Vision in Complex RK Eyes Through Proprietary Refractive Rehabilitation Radial Keratotomy (RK) remains an often misunderstood chapter in the history of refractive surgery. While millions of patients worldwide underwent RK to reduce their dependence on glasses decades ago, many now face an entirely different challenge. […]
Best Lasik Laser with Longest Track Record is at Gulani Vision Institute

Millionth Procedure Milestone for the VISX Star S4™ Excimer Laser The Laser Platform Behind Decades of Laser Vision Correction for Worldwide Patients with “Impossible” Eyes [ In my hands and over 3 decades of experience, I believe the VISX Star S4™ to be the best not only for normal eye Lasik surgery, but for even […]
New Treatments for Astigmatism in 2026 at Gulani Vision Institute

Astigmatism: From Blurred Vision to Clarity — Understanding, Treatment, and Real-World Wins with Dr.Gulani Astigmatism is one of the most common vision conditions worldwide, yet many people still don’t fully understand what it is, how it affects vision, and what options exist for correction. Whether you’ve been told you “just need glasses,” or have struggled […]
LASIK Complications & Keratoconus: “Nothing Can Be Done”? See Dr. Gulani

LASIK Complications and Keratoconus: What to Do When You’re Told “Nothing Can Be Done”. See Dr. Gulani If you are searching for answers about keratoconus, LASIK complications, post-LASIK corneal ectasia, or surgical keratoconus, chances are you’ve already heard the most devastating sentence a patient can hear: “Nothing more can be done.” For many patients around […]
