If you are tired of constantly wearing and replacing contact lenses and glasses, you have another option. Our highly-educated and trained professionals can perform vision corrective surgery so you can ditch the eyewear.
This type of surgery is the most commonly done. If you have been told that this type of procedure isn't going to work for you, you may have other options. If you have specific visual needs, let us help you with your choice.
• Laser Epithelial Keratomileusis (LASEK)
If you have been turned down for LASIK because of thin or unusually shaped corneas.
• Photorefractive Keratectomy (PRK)
If you have larger pupils, thin corneas, other corneal issues, or dry eyes.
• Monovision
If you are growing older and wish to leave one eye slightly nearsighted while the other eye is fully treated for distance vision.
• Conductive Keratoplasty (CK)
If you are older and are seeking a technology that improves near vision, allowing you to depend less on reading glasses.
• Implantable Collamer Lenses (ICL)
If your prescription falls outside the accepted range for laser refractive procedures, have extreme nearsightedness, or if you may otherwise not be an ideal candidate for laser vision correction.
• Phakic Intraocular Lens (P-IOL)
If you are over 40 and your prescription falls outside the accepted range for laser vision correction procedures, have extreme nearsightedness, or if you may otherwise not be an ideal candidate for laser vision correction such as LASIK.
Get ahead of the waiting by printing and filling out our patient questionnaire before you come. Feel free to call to speak to our friendly staff if you have questions.