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What Are LASIK Patients Searching For?
posted on Fri, Nov 16 2018 8:47 am
Many prospective customers and patients research online before committing to large purchases, and LASIK is no expectation. What are prospective LASIK patients searching for?
Right now, people all around the world are plugging questions about LASIK into their preferred search engine.
“Does LASIK hurt?”
“What happens if you blink during LASIK surgery?”
Many prospective customers and patients research online before committing to large purchases, and LASIK is no expectation.To determine common search inquiries about LASIK, we used Answer the Public , a free online tool that aggregates auto suggest results from Google…
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