Well, partially. After four weeks of adjustments to my bionic lenses, they are as good as they're going to get. Yesterday was Phase One of locking them permanently into place, and next week will be Phase Two. At that point, the whole process will be done and I'll have fully adjusted artificial lenses in both eyes.
Thanks to a combination of dilation fluid and lens adjustment, my eyesight is pretty fuzzy for a day or two after treatment, which is why I didn't write anything yesterday. Today might be a little slow too since everything is a little blurry and shimmery at the moment. But soon it will all be over and my eyesight will be . . .
What? Only time will tell.
With these lenses do your eyes reflect light like a cat when photographed in the dark?
Bionics, robotic, bio-organic upgrade, or bioengineered implant. Doesn't matter what you call it but let your geek flag fly on what you call it.
I hope your eyesight will be excellent and you can delight us with photos and cats (and photos of cats) for many years to come!
In ballpark figures what does this nascent miracle of modern ophthalmology run per eye?
well good luck! worth trying the high tech option! I bet you will be pretty happy with the final result.