Brad Pitt, star of the new World War Z film currently being shot in Glasgow, Scotland, had Laser Eye Surgery in order to rid himself of uncool contacts and glasses.
His first role being in the legendary soap, Dallas, then progressing onto his first major role in A river runs through it. He has also starred in iconic films such as Fight Club, Thelma and Louise, Twelve Monkeys and alongside Anthony Hopkins in Legends of the Fall, a role which delivered him his first Golden Globe.
He was previously engaged to Gwyneth Paltrow, married to Jennifer Aniston for five years and now partnered with Angelina Jolie, with whom he has 6 children, 3 being biological children and the other 3 being adopted.
Currently he is shooting his latest film World War Z, and at the time of publishing this blog post he is wrapping up filming in George Square in Glasgow, Scotland, which has been restyled to look like Philadelphia.
World War Z filming in Glasgow
Wednesday 31 August 2011
Darren Darnborough has Laser Eye Surgery in LA
Darren Darnborough's professional career began on the stage and has progressed from small TV show appearances to roles in Hollywood movies.
He currently stars in "Andy and Chaz Bugger Off to America", which according to the official Andy and Chaz website is what would happen if you put Pulp Fiction and The Hangover in a blender.
Andy chose one of the best Laser Eye Surgery doctors in Los Angeles to have Laser Eye Surgery, and apparently he is very happy with the results according to the Khanna Vision Institute.
Hollywood Actor Darren, who is starring in 'Andy and Chaz Bugger Off to America' chose one of the best lasik doctors in Los Angeles to have laser vision correction. He is thrilled with the result, announced Khanna Vision Institute based in Los Angeles.
His Laser Eye Surgeon was Dr Khanna MD , also known as the Laser Eye Surgeon for the famous. Dr Khanna said, "We utilized the latest technology of wavefront, active tracking and iris registration coupled with thin flap technology.". Dr Khanna is also a voluntary member of the UCLA faculty, as well as of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Society of Cataract and Refractive surgery.
The Khanna Vision Institute has 2 centers in Beverly Hills
Andy and Chaz Bugger off to America - Official Site:
http://www.andyandchaz.com/
Andy and Chaz Bugger off to America - YouTube Clip
He currently stars in "Andy and Chaz Bugger Off to America", which according to the official Andy and Chaz website is what would happen if you put Pulp Fiction and The Hangover in a blender.
Andy chose one of the best Laser Eye Surgery doctors in Los Angeles to have Laser Eye Surgery, and apparently he is very happy with the results according to the Khanna Vision Institute.
Hollywood Actor Darren, who is starring in 'Andy and Chaz Bugger Off to America' chose one of the best lasik doctors in Los Angeles to have laser vision correction. He is thrilled with the result, announced Khanna Vision Institute based in Los Angeles.
His Laser Eye Surgeon was Dr Khanna MD , also known as the Laser Eye Surgeon for the famous. Dr Khanna said, "We utilized the latest technology of wavefront, active tracking and iris registration coupled with thin flap technology.". Dr Khanna is also a voluntary member of the UCLA faculty, as well as of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Society of Cataract and Refractive surgery.
The Khanna Vision Institute has 2 centers in Beverly Hills
Andy and Chaz Bugger off to America - Official Site:
http://www.andyandchaz.com/
Andy and Chaz Bugger off to America - YouTube Clip
Tiger Woods swaps contacts for Lasik
Tiger Woods, practically a brand name in the championship golf world. For the past decade his name is synonymous with success in this sport.
Tiger suffered from severe nearsightedness and he had 20/15 vision with contacts in. His motivation was to play without the hassle of contacts and being a professional golfer,
he was more concerned with how different weather conditions would affect his game after Laser Eye Surgery.
After his surgery, Tiger went on to win the first five tour events he played after having the surgery. Then a further four consecutive competitions starting with the U.S. Open
in 2000. It is not surprising that after the great improvement to his eyesight after treatment and his subsequent sponsorship from TLC Laser Eye Centers, which netted him a cool 2 millions dollars - Laser Eye Surgery really took off.
After his treatment Woods says that the holes now look bigger and his ability to read greens has improved.
Many of the great golfers of today have had Lasik Laser Eye Surgery, what we forget is that they all get the procedure for free from sponsorship. Other that Tiger Woods, Padraig Harrington, Retief Goosen and Scott Hoch have also had the treatment done.
If you want to be as good as Tiger Woods... probably best to work on your drive and putt first.
Tiger suffered from severe nearsightedness and he had 20/15 vision with contacts in. His motivation was to play without the hassle of contacts and being a professional golfer,
he was more concerned with how different weather conditions would affect his game after Laser Eye Surgery.
After his surgery, Tiger went on to win the first five tour events he played after having the surgery. Then a further four consecutive competitions starting with the U.S. Open
in 2000. It is not surprising that after the great improvement to his eyesight after treatment and his subsequent sponsorship from TLC Laser Eye Centers, which netted him a cool 2 millions dollars - Laser Eye Surgery really took off.
After his treatment Woods says that the holes now look bigger and his ability to read greens has improved.
Many of the great golfers of today have had Lasik Laser Eye Surgery, what we forget is that they all get the procedure for free from sponsorship. Other that Tiger Woods, Padraig Harrington, Retief Goosen and Scott Hoch have also had the treatment done.
If you want to be as good as Tiger Woods... probably best to work on your drive and putt first.
Can Lasik make you blind?
Like any surgical procedure, one of the most common questions asked at consultation is - can Laser Eye Surgery make you go blind?
Laser Eye Surgery is one of the safest surgical procedures you can go through, with only around 1 in 1000 procedures resulting in complications. Millions of people have this procedure done every year and experience fantastic improvements to their eyesight with the majority of patients enjoying better than 20/20 vision. It is very rare for a complication to be untreatable, with about 1 in 30,000 complications not being about to be corrected by a Laser Eye Surgeon.
Any surgical procedure, from tooth extraction to having your appendix out carries an element of risk. The odds on becoming blind as a result of having Lasik or Lasek are in the region of 1 in 30 million.
The Final Destination 5 Lasik death scene has come at a time when Laser Eye surgery has become very popular - Laser Eye Surgeons do not leave the room when you are undergoing treatment - that is definitely a myth.
The chances of being made blind as a result of having Lasik are very minimal. The best advice is to concentrate on what the procedure can do for you and listen to your surgeon and make sure you ask as many questions as you can to make yourself feel comfortable. Write down a list of questions you want to ask before going for consultation, and even after consultation when you are trying to make up your mind about having the treatment, compile a new list of questions by reading one of the many forums on the internet.
Try and avoid reading Laser Eye Surgery myths, they are just that - myth.
Laser Eye Surgery is one of the safest surgical procedures you can go through, with only around 1 in 1000 procedures resulting in complications. Millions of people have this procedure done every year and experience fantastic improvements to their eyesight with the majority of patients enjoying better than 20/20 vision. It is very rare for a complication to be untreatable, with about 1 in 30,000 complications not being about to be corrected by a Laser Eye Surgeon.
Any surgical procedure, from tooth extraction to having your appendix out carries an element of risk. The odds on becoming blind as a result of having Lasik or Lasek are in the region of 1 in 30 million.
The Final Destination 5 Lasik death scene has come at a time when Laser Eye surgery has become very popular - Laser Eye Surgeons do not leave the room when you are undergoing treatment - that is definitely a myth.
The chances of being made blind as a result of having Lasik are very minimal. The best advice is to concentrate on what the procedure can do for you and listen to your surgeon and make sure you ask as many questions as you can to make yourself feel comfortable. Write down a list of questions you want to ask before going for consultation, and even after consultation when you are trying to make up your mind about having the treatment, compile a new list of questions by reading one of the many forums on the internet.
Try and avoid reading Laser Eye Surgery myths, they are just that - myth.
Tuesday 23 August 2011
Jessica Simpson Lasik on Newlyweds
Jessica Simpson underwent LASIK eye surgery in 2004 to correct her vision.
While Newlyweds is not quite everyones cup of tea, this episode does give some insight into just how quick it is. Some very silly questions coming from Jessica, like "Do you keep the lights on?". Of course, she had to have the silly teddy bear to comfort her [not her husband]. Pity Jessica had not seen the Final Destination Lasik Death Scene, that would have comforted her.
Her procedure was carried out by Glenn Kawesch, MD, and he specialises in Laser Eye Surgery. He has been performing the procedure for more than 15 years and carried out procedures on more than 25,000 patients.
Apart from Jessica Simpson, he has also carried out procedures on Susan Golding (former mayor of San Diego), Michael Tuck (news anchor), and numerous professional sports athletes.
Enjoy the 2 youtube videos below. It seems Nick has a rather simplified view of the procedure, albeit, incorrect and a bit misleading.
Jessica Simpson gets Lasik Eye Surgery - Part 1
Jessica Simpson gets Lasik Eye Surgery - Part 2
While Newlyweds is not quite everyones cup of tea, this episode does give some insight into just how quick it is. Some very silly questions coming from Jessica, like "Do you keep the lights on?". Of course, she had to have the silly teddy bear to comfort her [not her husband]. Pity Jessica had not seen the Final Destination Lasik Death Scene, that would have comforted her.
Her procedure was carried out by Glenn Kawesch, MD, and he specialises in Laser Eye Surgery. He has been performing the procedure for more than 15 years and carried out procedures on more than 25,000 patients.
Apart from Jessica Simpson, he has also carried out procedures on Susan Golding (former mayor of San Diego), Michael Tuck (news anchor), and numerous professional sports athletes.
Enjoy the 2 youtube videos below. It seems Nick has a rather simplified view of the procedure, albeit, incorrect and a bit misleading.
Jessica Simpson gets Lasik Eye Surgery - Part 1
Jessica Simpson gets Lasik Eye Surgery - Part 2
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