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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist
345 E. 37th St., Ste. 210, New York, New York
5 | 1 Reviews
217 Questions Answered
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It is not unusual for individuals with this kind of Refractive error to experience transient near sightedness after surgery. This usually passes over several weeks. 

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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

5 | 1 reviews

Your prescription is well in range for Lasik surgery which is a much safer option. ICL is usually reserved for patients with high prescriptions, issues of dryness or abnormal corneas. 

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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

5 | 1 reviews

Is it possible to remove red veins in eyes?

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This problem can be corrected by a procedure we offer called EyeBright in which we remove the swollen conjunctiva and encourage a new pristine clear conjunctiva to heal in thus improving your appearance. Check it out at Laserfox.com





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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

5 | 1 reviews

Your Corneal thickness appears adequate for a prk enhancement. Pentacam tomography will assure safety. 

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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

5 | 1 reviews
PRK repeat procedures can be performed if vision changes as a result of the aging process. This would be considered an enhancement and could be performed if testing indicates that you remain a good candidate for laser vision correction.
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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

5 | 1 reviews

It is not unusual to experience issues with reading vision after laser vision correction especially if you are over the age of 35. This is when near focusing can begin to become an issue. When a person is near sighted this can often mask the onset of this issue know as Presbyopia. For most individuals who were able to read with distance glasses or contact lenses prior to surgery this should resolve. If it doesn’t there are options now available to correct reading vision including the Kamra Corneal inlay.

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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

5 | 1 reviews

It is not usual to have some image ghosting early in the healing period. This can last 2-3 months. If it persists after that period then a wavefront evaluation to detect aberration in your focusing would be indicated. Custom retreatment could then address the issues. 

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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

5 | 1 reviews
I would highly recommend an ICL procedure combine with femtosecond AK( astigmatic keratotomy) to address the high astigmatism. The astigmatism treatment is performed first. After a period of stabilization the ICL implantation follows. We have many very satisfied clients who elected this approach. 
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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

5 | 1 reviews
If you are of an age, i.e. over the age of 40, you should consider a LASIK enhancement combined with the FDA approved KAMRA corneal inlay which will afford you the opportunity to have excellent reading and intermediate vision as well as superb distance acuity. 
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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

5 | 1 reviews
Epithelial in growth will NOT respond to treatment with murk 128 drops. The flap will need to be lifted and the islands of epithelial cells removed manually. 
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Martin L. Fox, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

5 | 1 reviews

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The dr. depicted here is Dr. Martin L Fox, top NYC Ophthalmologist. He performed the Kamra Inlay procedure to eliminate reading glasses for me almost a year ago and I couldn't be happier. He took great care to educate me on the process and what to expect in the days and weeks after surgery. The procedure is safe, quick, delivers almost immediate results and best of all, reversible. I give Dr. Fox my highest recommendation.