Following LASIK eye surgery, one of the first things you’ll notice (besides clearer vision) is just how quickly your eyes start to heal. Most LASIK patients begin to experience improved...
If you are looking into your laser vision correction options, you have likely run across the two big names: LASIK and PRK. Both procedures are designed to reshape corneal tissue,...
Farsightedness—also known as hyperopia—is a common refractive error in which you see distant objects more clearly than those close up. This occurs because light entering the eye focuses behind the...
Wow! New babies and new vision, two life-changing events in the same blog post—very exciting! The answer to the question, however, is that the only safe place for LASIK and...
What does LASIK eye surgery fix? Refractive errors. Is LASIK a good fit for you? That depends on the cause and severity of your vision difficulties. Refractive errors are the...
During LASIK consultations, the question of how to eliminate the need for eyeglasses and contact lenses often arises. While LASIK is the most common and widely used vision correction surgery,...
LASIK eye surgery is among the safest, most effective, and most trusted vision correction solutions available today. Naturally then, those considering the procedure will begin to wonder, “How much does...
You’ve had LASIK and are enjoying the freedom offered by clearer vision—so, do you still need to schedule routine eye exams? The short answer is yes, regular eye exams remain...
Laser vision correction was first approved by the FDA in 1995. Now LASIK is the most popular vision correction surgery in the United States. With around 700,000 procedures performed each...
In short, yes. Astigmatism can be treated by the LASIK treatments of today. Astigmatism is not an abnormal eye health condition; rather, it is a refractive error of the eye....
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