Phillip Schofield's Laser Eye Surgery on This Morning

[@RosePetal17]

I've been watching 'This Morning' on KZbin for quite some time, and as the comment section is disabled can't leave a comment. So what did I do, I actually wrote ITV ;D Now I can say it loud that I LOVE HOLLY AND PHILLIP. HELLO FROM TORONTO, ONTARIO CANADA

[@hemalathalakshminarayanan2908]

Playback ppp

[@jacobrhodes7433]

Laser eye surgery is awesome. No more eye infections or difficulty with contact lenses. Also, improved job chances and success with partners.

[@bigmoney4685]

Lazer eye surgery if it goes wrong which it has for many people isnt reversable, there are so many complications with this. Icl lens implants are safer and a patient will achieve better hd vision and its reversable. Schofield was one of the lucky ones where the surgery was successful although he made need his specs again in the future like many lazer eye surgery patients. Watch lasik and lasek disasters and see how this procedure has ruined lives.

[@dabtican4953]

@@bigmoney4685 Why would he need specs again in future

[@bigmoney4685]

@@dabtican4953 ask most lazer patients years later why they are wearing specs again.

[@juannrocha39]

@@dabtican4953 it’s natural age progression for example i had mine done just yesterday feel great process went really well! Im 20 so i may need glasses in 20 yrs or more because eyes age as normal but my prescription will never be as bad as it was before surgery so essentially I might need reading glasses when im 40+ which im fine with and they do tell u that might happen

[@b_r_a_n]

@@bigmoney4685 alot of people have had theirs done 20/30 years ago and they have still got 20/20 vision

[@Edward-ko9pn]

Who cares if there was so some pain, I mean seriously whats a little bit of pain for 15 min in order to see perfectly again. I think its a minor sacrifice.

[@bubbler891]

You don’t have pain for 15 mins it’s for several hours after as well, but yes it’s fully worth the pain and discomfort

[@giobasta6918]

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY A M A Z I N G!!!

[@neveralonewithnaturerainbo187]

Like the fact they give you chocolate to relax you 😲

[@bubbler891]

I think that was special treatment 😂

[@BMOzzie]

Just had my eyes done this morning and I am very unhappy, I never got any chocolate !! 🤣

[@bonniedolphin6064]

Were you happy with the results?

[@ellyl9349]

Can you please advise how much is costs your procedure, what's the name of this procedure and the full name of the doctor. Thanks!

[@mafffew9700]

So this looks like LASIK? I wish they made that a bit clearer. I’m currently wondering about the healing process of lasek

[@bubbler891]

Lasek is a longer healing process and involves wearing special contact lenses while it heals

[@deee1776]

I would love Philip to go with me to have this done. I’m really wanting this done, but so nervous!!

[@sasharodoy2593]

Stay nervous 😎

[@jasonowen3097]

I noticed he didnt mention how much it cost

[@missjanecocaine]

£4,900

[@ravenwinters1650]

It's now £5,200

[@mrsir9875]

I just got checked today they offer me £4390.

[@mrsir9875]

@WakinTheDeadFan I got it done I have vision beyond 20/20 it's great. I can go swimming and everything now. The price depends on your prescription. I had it done with optical express. You are not ugly nobody is

[@Blaze23557]

Probably cost him nothing because he was advertising the clinic…

[@sasharodoy2593]

As Schofield has since reported in July 2020, his vision is blurred, his reading vision 'slipping'... and now in October 2020, he has floaters - but no mention that blended vision laser eye surgery might be responsible for any of these problems! This narcissist claims to be at the cutting edge of new technology, hoping to be the first person in the UK to have a partial vitrectomy to fix this. And if ITV agree to allow priceless national advertising for whichever private company might offer this (just like Dan Reinstein at LVC) by featuring yet another freebie eye operation for Schofield, he might get his wish. Meanwhile, I can assure this self centred man that his eye floaters are nowhere near as bad as those so many of my MBEF clients have 😎

[@fa3elkhir]

Yes you're right,the lasik eye surgery caused him eye floaters ,in fact that's what happened to me too 😢

[@KeyvyKeyChannel]

Lol at that KT Tunstall song Suddenly I see 😂

[@reececrawford1688]

@moorocafc english fuck off lol

[@jasmineelizabeth3508]

Anyone who is considering LENS REPLACEMENT SURGERY (which is not what Philip is having in this video) I urge you not to. Lens replacement surgery ruins lives. The perception problems which have to do with your brains ability to accept your new lenses are unbearable and not something you are warned about. Glare, haloing, starbursts, ghosting, differentiation problems, inability to see in low light, rainbows. The list goes on. Enough people have committed suiciide after having lens replacement surgery with monsters like Optical Express. Please no more. 💔 I hope this message reaches at least one person.

[@reepabro]

really ? but how do you go about getting the true facts about optical express and then deciding if its for you or not , hmmm

[@knightstemplar6835]

Did he had eye floaters as well?

[@souleymeneabbadi3891]

Yes

[@loveandpeace_totheworld]

What is eye floaters??

[@knightstemplar6835]

@@loveandpeace_totheworld Eye floaters are spots in your vision. They may look to you like black or gray specks, strings, or cobwebs that drift about when you move your eyes and appear to dart away when you try to look at them directly

[@hannible1002]

He is a floater

[@markhare829]

thats fantastic phil...i had cataracts overnight thru domestic abuse...not lazer but implants...it was not nice but ive helped many people with worries about the opp asking me questions and then gone thru with it.maybe we can help people who are worried with lazer or implants.

[@openbabel]

Harley street is not the experience most people have.

[@JazzyVH]

I just had mine done recently! Uploaded my surgery on my channel if anyone wants to see more gross eye stuff haha

[@kelvinsteffen9707]

It’s the best investment Miss March!

[@rossellamccall4473]

Really considering this but knowing my luck I will not be suitable or I will lose my eye sight .. :(

[@mickmerr]

Wow, Holly used to be scorching 🔥.

[@-1-2-1-]

I had this done nearly 4 years ago and it ruined my life. I have chronic eye pain. I am more dependant on glasses than before and my vision is appalling even with glasses. I am unable to go outdoors, work or have a normal life. It is a despicable industry that portrays the surgery as trivial when it is neither safe nor effective. Eye surgeons themselves choose glasses over laser eye surgery - so should you.

[@laveens9290]

Hi, Did you get Lasik? what type was it and was it with Optical Express? curious because I'm thinking about it but this is worrying now

[@mannyfestoINS]

Sorry for you. Seems you went to a shit doc. I had it done and see better than 20/15

[@chrisvig123]

Sorry but that laser cut actually never heals....not the same as its not visible

[@RoOo796]

biggest load of rubbish I've ever heard, everything heals, after 4 years all the atoms in your body will have been replaced and new cells in place of the old, especially with such a low invasive procedure it will completely heal.

[@TOMLINBISH]

It is YOU that's talking utter rubbish because a cornea that has had a lasik flap cut into it whether by blade or laser will NEVER HEAL back to what it was before !

[@ianwaghorne5327]

@@RoOo796 it common knowledge the flap never heals. It can be lifted at anytime. The facts are out there just spend five minutes googling it. I know a number of people who have had their flap lifted many years later. How can carving out healthy tissue from your cornea be considered low invasive? The process destroys 80 to 90 per cent of your corneal nerves.

[@easterntechartists]

@@ianwaghorne5327 was this a Lasik or smile relex surgery? This doctor is famous for the latter and there is no flap if so.

[@bigmoney4685]

The corneal flap never fully heals ask any expert and yes it can lift at any time.

[@theweemonkey1]

Oh to have thousands of money to get this done

[@bernardcornwell6581]

Schofield morphing into a woman the older he gets.

[@vicrichards6380]

If anyone is considering getting laser eye surgery, please, please think very carefully. The fact is laser eye surgery is extremely dangerous. I've had it done myself and it has ruined my life. Years on, my vision is the worst it has ever been and I am still in pain. In fact, most people who have told me they have had it done, have also had some kinds of problems, many of them serious and life-changing. If you are still tempted, make sure you seek advice from an independent optometrist or ophthalmologist. Companies carrying out these procedures have little or no scruples, withhold information about the dangers, act in contravention of guidance laid down by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists and pay their staff commissions. The industry is unregulated and that is a serious problem.

[@mrschneebly9691]

Eye surgery of any kind can ruin your life. Be careful. If it goes well, you may be happy but not any healthier than you already were. If it goes badly, you could be left with chronic health issues, pain, and mental torture.

[@highbany]

Absolutely amazing, but know I am not suitable, very short sighted all my life.

[@chongpymisao4830]

Oh how i wish i could do laser trtmnt for my eyes

[@jimkyle8008]

This is disgraceful. No mention of all those whose eyes were ruined by laser surgery.

[@stanbily9416]

Lie

[@zahirreza9089]

I don't know what to say

[@KotechKhannel]

Lasik or lasek

[@celestialteapot3310]

Varifocals

[@theone7644]

No he didn’t have 10 pair glasses she’s lying again

[@BinahDYutubesMhonD-InYrdULIG]

Nais Has=Rambut

[@addj7093]

Nancy got his eyes lasered lol 😂