Thank You Bailey - You are the best bro! I couldn't resist a breakdown for this one.....

0:00 Welcome and introduction, soft spoken with close-up hand gestures.
0:22 Confirming your personal details soft spoken with occasional close-up whispers; keyboard typing sound triggers.
1:20 Building a rapport with occasional reassuring close-up whispering "You are in good hands".
3:01 Soft spoken explanation of the procedure "I’ll make sure nothing happens to you", placing you at ease with close-up hand gestures and face touching; application of gloves sounds triggers.
4:37 Snellen chart test with gloved hands and crinkling plastic wallet sound triggers, whispered directions and gloved finger tapping on chart.
5:18 Preparing you for the procedure with reassurance and positive affirmation "You are doing a good job" and "I promise you are going to be in great hands". Making you comfortable "Take a deep breath… in through the nose… out through the mouth", including close up whispers with face touching.
5:56 Application of aesthetic eye drops, glass bottle shaking, liquid sound triggers. Clear directions to "Look up to the ceiling please", glass dropper tapping sound triggers followed by close-up whispered explanation and eye drops application.
6:55 Preparation of equipment whilst waiting for anaesthetic drops to take effect. Medical tools case zipper sounds, Velcro sounds and crinkling of plastic cellophane wrapper sound triggers.
8:02 Preparation for injection of numbing agent, explanation of procedure, then close-up whispered reassurance "I'm here with you…. focus on your breathing,  let me take care of you".
8:55 Injecting numbing agent into your eyes, close-up medical procedure with gloved hands and hypodermic needle trigger. Clear whispered directions "Just look up to the ceiling", followed by soft spoken reassurance and gloved hand face touching "It wasn’t too bad was it", then repeated for the other eye "Look up up up up".
9:45 Closer examination of your eyes with lenses before undertaking the corrective procedure. Close-up whispered explanation with light triggers and lens flare, commentary of observations, clear directions to "Look here… just look here… keep looking here please". Further soft spoken reassurance before repeating the procedure on your other eye, positive affirmations "You are doing a really good job".
12:37 Further penlight triggers whilst holding your eye open with gloved hands "Look here at my nose", whispered commentary with positive affirmations "Good… very good".
13:02 Switching lenses to take a further look at your right eye, rustling of paper envelope sound triggers, standing close-up, light triggers with lens flare, gloved finger tapping sounds "Look here at my chest" followed by soft spoken explanation of findings.
14:05 Explanation of Lasik procedure, placing you at ease "I can stop whenever you're uncomfortable", face touching with binaural whispered reassurance; including storing lens in paper envelope sound triggers.
15:28 Performing the Lasik procedure, "Go ahead and tilt your head back for me", gloved hand sounds "Focus in the middle, right on my nose….", standing close-up using metal medical instrument to probe your eye with gloved hands, close-up medical device with green flashing light and bleeping sound triggers. Whispered commentary of actions throughout with close-up breathing and mouth sounds.
17:32 Examining your eye with penlight light triggers, holding your eye open with gloved fingers, further probing of your eye with medical instrument.
18:03 Post procedure application of drops, glass bottle shaking trigger with glass dropper tapping sounds. Soft spoken positive reassurance "Just like that, that's one eye done".
18:30 Keyboard data entry typing sound triggers with positive affirmation "Beautiful… good job".
18:44 Performing Lasik procedure on your other eye, soft spoken explanation, close-up face touching with gloved hands "Continue to focus right here", close up clicking button sounds of medical device with green flashing light and bleeping sound triggers with positive affirmations "You are doing a good job". Clear directions "Look right here… good".
19:59 Probing your eye using medical instrument with gloved hands, close-up face touching with bleeping and green light triggers, lifting your eye lids "Look at my nose please", followed by close-up procedure with lens and probe "You are doing a great job… fantastic… we are so close to being done already" and "You are doing a great job… keep up the good work"; further penlight triggers whilst standing close-up and probing your eye "Just look here".
22:50 Cleaning your eyes, anticipation whilst briefly left alone, clear directions "Focus on my nose" rubbing of eyeballs with a cloth, close up gloved hand gestures, supportive questioning "Are you feeling OK?" and "Good";  followed by one final probe of your eye "We are almost done".
24:15 Post procedure eye testing, removal of gloves sounds trigger, finger flutters "How many fingers am I holding up?"
25:04 Post procedure wrap up with recording of medical notes, keyboard typing sound triggers followed by close-up whispered binaural explanation, quick vison test using then Snellen chart with finger tapping on plastic wallet and close-up hand covering of your eye. "Good job… very good job", final data entry typing trigger and reassuring soft spoken and whispered conclusion with close up hand gestures.

Those close up whispers are... *chef's kiss*... Probably my biggest trigger. Who would've thought that I'd ever enjoy having my cornea cut away? Thank you, Dr. Cap, for giving me the gift of a 20/20 vision and ensuring that I'll be able to watch all of your future videos without any problems! 👁👁

OK. TMI but I had this procedure done in early 2000.  It changed my life from legally blind to 20/20.  At that final eye exam I burst out crying because I could see those little letters at the bottom of the chart for the first time in my life. It was like a freakin' miracle.  
You were very gentle like real life but that needle. Yikes!  Hey, thank you. Your video reminded me to appreciate it all over again.  "Here's mud in your eye". John 9:6

I had lasik several years ago, and it was the most traumatic experience of my life. Still worth it! 20/20 vision.

Cap really has the best whispers in the game

Pretty sure you are just trying to take my cornea's temperature but I trust you doctor 😛

I literally got LASIK yesterday, it’s crazy that you put out this video at the same time haha 😭🙌🏻

A local swat team is crazy😂😂I love it

i love his whole aesthetic and style thats what makes him soo memorising , i watch so many different asmr artists and cap would be first to mind for me

keep up the good work 🪩✌️

Cap Bailey opening up the ASMR Multiverse with the reference to his Sniper Videos, noice 🤌🏽

"Youre in good hands"
My lizard brain growing up seeing the commercial fifty bajillion times and running on 3 hours of sleep: ALLSTATE!
If thats not an indication I need sleep i dont know what is 😂😂

The whispered directions part was literally perfect. Please make a full video of just that.

The close up whispers>>>>

1. Your aesthetic is always on point
2. Your hair looks amazing
3. I hope you're having a great day and thank you for putting so much effort and time into videos for us, its truly amazing

Pretty sure you have a doctor’s degree in ASMR or something because these never fail to relax me 😴 thanks Dr. Cap 🫶🏻

I did something like this 3 years ago and had a very stressful time. Watching this video with your calmness and kindness brought a smile to my face :), thank you Cap! ❤

I’m a simple woman, I see cap release another video I smash those headphones in and click 😌

Not gonna lie, I almost skipped this one because the whole idea of lasik is so horrifying to me lol. Should've known that anything can be relaxing if Cap's doing it 😊

Sir, respectfully, that hair alone has me swooning over you

Oof...those ear whispers 🥺❤