Thank you for booking your consultation
How to prepare for the day
On the day of your appointment, please ensure that you bring:
- A list of your current medicines/repeat prescriptions
- Your glasses (distance/reading/bifocals)
- Your most recent spectacle prescriptions (previous three years if available)
Important instructions:
We will need to dilate your pupils with drops to ensure you’re suitable. You may wish to bring dark glasses, as your eyes will be sensitive to bright light after dilation.
We prefer that you do not wear contact lenses for 48 hours before your appointment. Removing them allows your corneal surface to return to its natural shape, which is essential for the initial eye screening. If you wear your contacts to the appointment, we may need to perform additional testing before the surgery to ensure stability.
Our Patients LOVE Their Results
Thousands of delighted patients have freed themselves from glasses and contacts
Diana Fisher
Board-Certified Optometrist, Dry Eye Specialist
“I have over 15 years of experience treating dry eye, focusing on personalized care to enhance patients’ eye health, comfort, and prevent related conditions.”
Padma Ponugoti, MD
Board-Certified Ophthalmologist, Cataract & Glaucoma Specialist
“My goal is to provide patients with the best possible vision through personalized surgical care.”
Amelia Huang, MD
Board-Certified Ophthalmologist, Refractive Surgery Specialist
“Eye surgery is a precise skill that combines expertise with cutting-edge technology. I’m committed to providing a personalized approach that fits your unique needs and vision goals.”
Scott Wentz, MD
Board-Certified Ophthalmologist, Refractive Surgery Specialist
“I offer advanced vision correction like LASIK and SMILE, using my medical and chemistry background to provide a detail-oriented approach for optimal patient results.”
