Walter Smith8 said:Oh, come on—you're seeing him too (Dr. R)? Man, he's the absolute best. 😉
yeah 🙂 been going for a while? I just started—finishing up my first ten sessions. I'm happy with it, I guess. Now I probably have to take a break, then do that follow-up checkup, and then maybe start again. We might have even crossed paths there without realizing it. 😬
Walter Smith8 said:Look, I’m dropping cash $50 per session, but don't get it twisted—I'm not doing this to lose weight. And honestly? It’s totally worth every penny! 👍 🙏
So, I guess we're heading back to the same spot—again. 😉
It’s not even about losing weight—I’m just trying to find a doctor who actually gives you straight answers on pricing without all the runaround. I mean, you can post a name on a forum, right? It's not like you're handing out your home address and cell number.
brisklynx13 said:It’s all very easy for you people to laugh at me over a single little typo 😛 Anyway, regarding this specialist, the treatment plan is $17 and requires two sessions per week.
So, if it's not a secret, where do you actually go?
Maybe try chamomile at night as a compress—it’s pretty much as natural as it gets, and I guess it couldn't really hurt. Unless we're talking about a serious infection, then you probably need actual medicine.
So here's the deal. My mom keeps dealing with these bouts of red eyes. It’s like this recurring cycle where it flares up every couple of months and just hangs around for about a week at a time. She actually went to see her doctor, and he gave her the whole "viral conjunctivitis" diagnosis, but honestly, I’m not buying it—it feels like he's just brushing it off. Has anyone else dealt with something similar or had any luck figuring out what's actually going on? Right now, she’s been using those new Visine drops, but so far, they haven't done a single thing to help.
I actually went through the exact same thing as your mom. Same diagnosis, too. Honestly, there isn't much choice besides using whatever medicated drops the doctor prescribes—I used Tobrex. I even went to see an ophthalmologist, who suggested chamomile compresses to let the eye fight it off naturally. If you need to be sure, maybe get an eye swab done at the specialist's office. Just rest the eyes as much as possible—squinting helps during a flare-up—use the chamomile compresses, and stay away from the computer or TV. Also, maybe check if it's just allergies.
So, did nobody actually send you for allergy testing? You really need to figure out what's causing those rashes—otherwise, you're just treating the symptoms, I guess. Maybe just tell your doctor to run some actual tests, anyway.
So, I saw the official report 😘 but honestly—we’re all a bit sensitive about this stuff, aren't we? A lot of people just sell you a dream, and let's face it, the treatments are pricey. Not to say I've heard rumors of bad reactions, too—some girl told me she broke out in acne after just two laser sessions, and I've heard other stories like that. So, I guess it's actually useful that we share our experiences and tips here. 😉 See how Dr. Sterling isn't quite the legend they claim to be? Apparently, plenty of people are unhappy. Anyway, I've got an initial consultation coming up with Dr. Miller soon, so we'll see what she thinks.
Andrew Robinson64, come on, give us the full scoop—what are the treatments actually like? How long do they take, does it hurt, what kind of laser are we talking about, recovery time, how do you look afterward and all that? Since you’re such a fan, maybe throw some details our way—just whatever you can remember. 😘
I’ve got a consultation coming up with my doctor soon, so I guess we'll see what they suggest.
So, what kind of laser treatments did you get, and did they actually work for you? I hear people talking about lasers all the time—honestly, I’ve been thinking about it—but I just can't bring myself to pull the trigger. I guess I've heard stories where it works wonders, but then there's the other side... where it just makes things worse. Come on, please tell me a bit more about your experience. 🙂
I've been trying some changes lately, and my digestion is actually working way better 👍 —for as long as I can remember, things were always irregular and I just felt nauseous all the time. Now, that's mostly gone.😍
I eat tons of fruits and veggies (even though they aren't really my thing), but I have fruit every day. I stopped eating processed or smoked stuff entirely, zero alcohol, and I'm trying to stick to as many whole grains as possible... Cutting out sweets and junk food was tough—I haven't totally quit them, but I've managed to keep them to a bare minimum.
Vitamin A isn't really even a thing here anymore. unknown, they don't make those specific drops anymore—I ended up just grabbing a combo of Procter & Gamble Vitamin A + D instead.
You really shouldn't be trying to fix stuff like this with booze, pills, or any other nonsense. I was at a local CVS recently—some guy comes in asking for a prescription to help him get off Xanax (if that's even how you spell it). Honestly, the dude was in much worse shape than when he probably first started taking the stuff. So yeah, pills are definitely not the answer.