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The document is a Commander’s Authorization Form for active duty soldiers seeking enrollment in the Warfighter Eye Surgery Program at William Beaumont Army Medical Center. It outlines eligibility criteria, responsibilities, and post-operative care requirements for refractive eye surgery. The form requires the soldier's information, commander’s endorsement, and certifies that the soldier meets specific conditions regarding deployment and medical history.

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Begin by entering the patient’s name, rank, and SSN in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
In section 2, certify that all conditions are met by checking the appropriate boxes. This includes confirming active duty status and deployment timelines.
Review section 3 carefully. Acknowledge the post-surgery restrictions by reading through each point and ensuring understanding before signing.
Complete sections regarding medical history and ocular history. Answer all questions honestly, especially those related to previous eye conditions or surgeries.
Finally, ensure that the commander’s authorization is filled out correctly, including their signature and date. This step is essential for approval.

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Does LASIK disqualify you from airborne?

LASIK and PRK both qualify for waivers for Airborne, Air Assault, and Ranger schools, but those candidates who have undergone LASIK must participate in an observational study if they want to train for Special Forces qualification.

Is PRK better than LASIK?

PRK and LASIK are both waived for Airborne, Air Assault and Ranger schools. However, those who have had LASIK must enroll in an observational study, if a slot is available, to undergo training in Special Forces qualification and aviation school.

What is the most common complication after refractive surgery?

After LASIK you get a 30-day nondeployable profile. After PRK you get a 90-day nondeployable profile.

Can you go airborne with LASIK?

Dry eye disease manifests in the immediate postoperative period and is observed in over 90% of patients who have undergone corneal laser refractive surgery; it is particularly common in patients who have undergone laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) as the corneal nerves are cut.