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Laser Vision Correction

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LASIK - Laser in situ keratomileusis

LASIK is actually a two-step process. First, a flap of corneal tissue must be created and then folded back. The cornea is the transparent dome-like structure that covers the iris and pupil of your eye. By creating a flap in the cornea, the surgeon is able to perform the laser vision correction treatment on the inner layer of the cornea, which practically eliminates any patient discomfort and allows for a rapid visual recovery.

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PRK - Photorefractive keratectomy 

PRK uses the excimer laser to reshape an area on the surface of the eye (cornea). The cool beam of light gently pulses to remove microscopic amounts of tissue allowing images to be more sharply focused. The procedure typically removes about the thickness of one human hair from the eye. With PRK no flap is created. PRK is the preferred procedure for patients with thin corneas.

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Premier Reputation

Our eye doctors have over 60 years of combined eyecare experience.

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Technology

We only perform blade-free IntraLase in order to provide the safest most precise method for creating the corneal flap.

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Punctuality

We value our patient's time and most are seen within 15 minutes of their scheduled appointment.

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Affordability

We make laser vision correction easily affordable. In addition to competitive pricing we have excellent financing plans with 0 down and 0% interest.

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