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Impressive Surgery Results |
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Written by John Taylor
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Laser-assisted refractive eye surgery is one of the most common elective surgeries in the country, as millions of Americans are turning to LASIK, LASEK and other forms of laser eye surgery to enhance their vision. The success rate of these surgeries is very high, but like any surgery, there is some risk that your surgery may not be successful. |
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Written by John Taylor
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Dry-eye is perhaps the most common complication of laser-assisted refractive surgery, impacting up to nearly a third of all patients. Although the condition can be uncomfortable, in many cases it isn't permanent, but if it is there are a variety of treatments for dry-eye. |
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Wavefront LASIK Offers Improved Corrective Surgery |
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Written by John Taylor
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Laser-assisted refractive surgery is great for improving how much you can see, but until recently it hasn't always been so great at improving how well you can see. This means that while procedures such as LASIK can improve your vision, sometimes they don't improve your night vision or how well you can make out fine detail. In fact, sometimes these procedures can actually have a negative impact on how well you see, causing halos and glares in your vision, especially when you're dealing with bright lights or low light. |
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Refractive Vision Correction |
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Written by John Taylor
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Improving Eyesight with Refractive Vision Correction Having eye problems can really put a damper on things. It can make doing certain activities much harder. Imagine trying to do some full contact sports while wearing glasses. |
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