A popular LASIK myth is that a patient can not get LASIK if they have astigmatism, but because of technology advancements, many patients with astigmatism are good candidates for LASIK. What Is Astigmatism? When a patient has astigmatism, their cornea is shaped like a...
When looking into vision correction surgery, some prospective patients worry about going through the recovery. But, believe it or not, LASIK, PRK and other procedures we offer actually have very limited recovery time and minimal discomfort, allowing patients to return...
When patients start looking into getting LASIK, some are hesitant after hearing about the flap that is created on the eye during the procedure. There are myths out there that claim that the flap can come up or cause problems later on, but in reality, the risk of the...
According to the CDC, nearly 45 million people wear contacts in the U.S. While contact lenses are chosen as an alternative to wearing glasses all the time, there are actually a lot of risks and side effects associated with contact use, especially when compared to the...
A question we hear often is, “Can I have LASIK if I’m in the military?” We also have patients ask if they can have LASIK if they are pilots or first responders. Most people think the answer is no, but actually, most military personnel, pilots and first responders...