That is not a proper Informed Consent. First, the procedure has to be explained to the patient. Second, the patient needs to be informed of the potential risks and co-morbidities that might be associated with the procedure. Third, the informed consent needs to be in understandable format and indicate the ophthalmologist who will be performing the Lasik procedure.A patient usually does not sign an Informed Consent to undergo a medical procedure without having it explained to the patientu2019s satisfaction and understanding. In this particular scenario, the patient has acknowledged, by signing, that all of the required proceedings of the Informed Consent had been followed and has agreed to any terms stated therein.If the procedure had not been done and if there is still any questions or doubts whatsoever about it or the staff managing the case, the best thing to do is to walk away.