The first EVO new Implantable Contact Lens (EVO ICL) in middle Tennessee was performed by Dr. Ming Wang, Harvard & MIT (MD); PhD (laser physics). The surgery was performed at Wang Vision Institute in Nashville, TN on Tuesday, 5/17/22 at 9am. EVO ICL is a state-of-the-art vision procedure which was recently FDA-approved and can offer a new solution for those have high range of prescription.

First EVO - Dr Wang and Ms Mego
Published on Nashville Christian Family, November, 2021.

Can you tell us a story about an individual who was impacted or helped by your cause?
I remember quite clearly the day I heard about Kajal. My team received news of a patient, 6 years old from Calcutta, India. She lived in one of the worst ghettos in the world. If that wasn’t enough, her stepmother intentionally blinded her by pouring acid in her eyes to make her a blind child beggar. Within weeks of this terrible event, she was left to die at a train station but was recused by religious nuns.
Read more: Who You Are Working With Is More Important Than What You Are Working On
By Larry Tomczak, Published October 26, 2021, on WND.com
Decades ago an atheist Chinese student miraculously departed China, came to America, was born again and then pioneered technology restoring sight to millions worldwide. He did it by inventing a technology that both preserves human life while utilizing the miracle of scar-less healing in the amniotic sac encasing pre-born babies.
A national publication recently honored him as a cultural hero "changing our world." Listen to the podcast interview I did with him.
Read more: Chinese scientist converted, invents lens saving sight for millions
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- GREG KINNEAR TO STAR IN OPEN RIVER ENTERTAINMENT’S BIOPIC “SIGHT” ALONGSIDE TERRY CHEN
- Filming Wraps on ‘Sight,’ Inspirational Story of Dr. Ming Wang Starring Greg Kinnear, Terry Chen
- Social Impact Heroes: Why & How Dr Ming Wang Of the Wang Vision Institute Is Helping To Change Our World
- China and Australia Case Studies on America’s Future
- Virus isn't political: let's listen to doctors
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