http://www.viewpoints.com/Dr-Coleman-Kraff-Chicago-IL-reviews Thu, 15 Nov 2007 23:01:28 GMT Latest reviews about Dr. Coleman Kraff Chicago IL http://www.viewpoints.com/Dr-Coleman-Kraff-Chicago-IL-review-4cdd0 I am new to Chicago so I had to find a laser/lasik doctor without a recommendation.  All roads pointed to Dr. Coleman Kraff and the Kraff Eye Institute.  I had never had any surgery of any kind before, so I was a bit apprehensive, but the staff totally put me at ease.  It was actually a fascinating procedure.  It was quick, and for me, almost completely painless (the procedure itself does not hurt, but many people experience comfort afterwards).  I had very mild discomfort/burning in one eye for a couple of hours and that was it.  By the next day, I was seeing great.  Now, nearly three months later, my vision seems nearly perfect.  After 20 years of glasses and contacts, it is so amazing to wake up every morning and actually be able to see.  No more toting solution, glasses, contact cases, etc. everywhere.  It is pricey, but they do offer some corporate discounts, and some people opt to finance it.  The professionalism and outcome are definitely worth the price tag.... Thu, 15 Nov 2007 23:01:28 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Dr-Coleman-Kraff-Chicago-IL-review-4cdd0 mkcarter 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Dr-Coleman-Kraff-Chicago-IL-review-28fe <p> </p><p>I had pretty bad vision since I was in 3rd grade.  About 5 years ago, after watching many people around me get Lasik, I decided to take the plunge.  Because this was an elective surgery that in rare cases, could cause damage to my eyes, I decided to find the absolute best doctor for the job. I chose  Dr Coleman Kraff and he was amazing to watch.  Very confident, poised, fast, and focused....well like a laser. </p><p>The entire experience was an A+  If you are considering Lasik surgery, you should consider the The Kraff Eye Institute. </p><p> </p><p><strong>From their web site</strong> </p><p>Laser vision correction works by sculpting the cornea so that the light rays focus on the retina, thereby reducing or eliminating the refractive errors described above. It cannot correct a condition called presbyopia, or the natural aging of the eye. Presbyopia typically effects people over the age of 40 and results in the need for reading glasses. </p><p>The VISX Excimer laser is an excellent tool to correct vision because of its precise...</p>... Sun, 01 Apr 2007 17:17:31 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Dr-Coleman-Kraff-Chicago-IL-review-28fe Matt 5