Mitomycin C
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I did not know ANYTHING about MMC until I found this website and started reading all about it!
I have only just found out I had MMC used on both my eyes during my Enhancement and am sickened!!!
I have only just found out I had MMC used on both my eyes during my Enhancement and am sickened!!!
Last Edit:25 Oct 2014 17:06
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Mitomycin C seems to be used on LASEK cases at a number of centres. The informed consent process is questionable. This is a dangerous drug the long term effect of which is unknown. Want to have impact - this is what you should be focusing on. Contact the MHRA and see what views they have about its use for cosmetic / lifestyle procedures...
Last Edit:25 Oct 2014 17:04
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Quote from link:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photorefractive_keratectomy
Mitomycin C worsens post-surgical dry eye.
When you add everything together, one can only wonder if this surgery should be permitted at all.
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www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16722493
J Refract Surg. 2006 May:22(5):511-3.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photorefractive_keratectomy
Mitomycin C worsens post-surgical dry eye.
When you add everything together, one can only wonder if this surgery should be permitted at all.
Admin's note:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16722493
J Refract Surg. 2006 May:22(5):511-3.
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I was given no information that MMC is an unlicensed drug, and was not asked for my consent!
My understanding is that MMC is used in chemotherapy to treat cancer. It is also used in the US during refractive eye surgery, yet places like Centre for Sight don't go near it.
It was used on me, usual 0.02% dosage, nothing was explained to me. But even if it was, unless you're an expert in this field, are you going to question the surgeons if they tell you it will reduce the risk of haze?
My understanding is that MMC is used in chemotherapy to treat cancer. It is also used in the US during refractive eye surgery, yet places like Centre for Sight don't go near it.
It was used on me, usual 0.02% dosage, nothing was explained to me. But even if it was, unless you're an expert in this field, are you going to question the surgeons if they tell you it will reduce the risk of haze?
Last Edit:25 Oct 2014 17:03
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