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 LASIK Eye Surgery Procedure

(laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis)

What is LASIK eye surgery?

LASIK (laser in situ keratomileusis) is the most common form of laser eye surgery and is the best option for a majority of patients who have nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), and even astigmatism. This laser vision correction procedure provides the ability for a patient to eliminate or reduce their dependence on glasses or contacts worn to correct a refractive error.

While LASIK is one form or technique of laser vision correction, there are differences in the way the epithelial flap can be created during the LASIK procedure. At LasikPlus, our expert LASIK surgeons only perform  100% bladeless LASIK as it allows more patients to be candidates for LASIK and facilitates quick recovery. “Bladeless LASIK”, also referred to as iLASIK™, IntraLASIK™, or all-laser LASIK uses cool pulses of light emitted by a femtosecond laser to create the flap instead of the bladed microkeratome.

Common Questions & Concerns We Hear From Our Patients

  • “Can I have LASIK if my vision is stable or changes frequently?”
    • Vision stablity is an important factor in determining if you are a medically safe candidate for LASIK, but vision stability is often misunderstood. During your routine, anuual eye exams, it is normal for there to be slight vision fluctuations which will likely not impact your candidacy for LASIK. Learn more about vision stability and LASIK.
  • “Does LASIK hurt?” or “Is LASIK painful?”
    • Nearly everyone consider LASIK wonders if there is any pain associated with the procedure. And in most cases, the answer is no. Patients report feeling some light pressure during their 10-minute procedure. Hear more about what patients say LASIK feels like.
  • “My eye doctor told me I wasn’t a candidate for LASIK.”
    • Our patients occasionally tell us that they were told by their eye doctor/optometrist that they aren’t candidates for LASIK, only to learn after testing during their free LASIK consultation with us that LASIK is a medically safe option for them. So why would their eye doctor have told them LASIK wasn’t right for them? Well, it usually comes down to optometrists simply not being aware of the advancements in the LASIK industry which now allow a wider range of patients to be candidates for LASIK. Hear LASIK.com network surgeon, Dr. Ron Allen explain more about that and read about advancements in LASIK.

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LASIK is an easy, 5-step process

01: Step One

Your Initial Eye Exam

Through a free 60- to 90- minute consultation we determine if you’re a candidate for laser vision correction. You will undergo many tests similar to those you’ve experienced during your annual eye exam as well as additional scans that tell us important information about your eyes as they relate to LASIK.

Your Free LASIK examination includes:

  • A check for visual acuity and visual field (peripheral vision)
  • Measurements of corneal thickness in topography
  • Readings of your previous eye prescription using your glasses lenses
  • An examination of your pupils for reactivity
  • An evaluation of the muscle function and dominance of your eyes
  • An assessment of your eye health may include pupil dilation and slit lamp test
  • Readings of your eyes pressure to check for glaucoma
  • An inspection of the peripheral retina for health
  • An assessment of your overall medical health
  • A discussion of your hobbies and occupation

 

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02: Step Two

Are you a LASIK candidate?

All of the information gathered during your testing and discussion with your doctors allows us to determine if you’re a candidate for laser vision correction and if so, allows us to develop a personalized LasikPlus treatment plan best suited for your individual vision and lifestyle needs.

At LasikPlus, we know that laser vision correction is not a one-size-fits-all solution. In fact, we provide a comprehensive examination for free in order to provide you with the best outcome.

At the end of your exam, you will meet with our surgical coordinator who will get you scheduled for your LASIK procedure so you can experience 20/20 vision* as soon as possible. If you are interested in taking advantage of our guaranteed financing which includes $0 down or 0% financing options and low monthly payments, you can apply online here or our financing specialists can assist you in applying during your consultation.

 

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03: Step Three

The LasikPlus LASIK Procedure

At LasikPlus, the 100% bladeless LASIK procedure itself takes less than 15 minutes from the time you enter the procedure suite.

Prior to the start, your eyes will be completely numbed with drops to ensure your comfort during the surgical operation. You will also be fully educated about how LASIK is performed and what steps to take once you get home to allow for a comfortable and speedy recovery.

On your surgery day, you should expect to be with us for about 90 minutes to 2 hours. This allows adequate time for your registration, preparation, and final eye testing, and gives you an opportunity to relax and enjoy this life-changing experience.

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04: Step Four

Immediate Results

Upon sitting up in the treatment room you will immediately notice an improvement in your vision. If you are like most of our patients, you will sit up and tell us the exact time from the clock hanging across the treatment room and maybe even shed a tear when you see the faces of those who came with you!

After a quick check of your eyes, you will be provided with protective eyewear and released to go home. Even though we will ask you to keep your eyes closed on the drive home, we realize you, like most patients, will take a peek only to be surprised you can already read the street signs! Your significant vision clarity will only continue to improve over the following days and weeks.

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05: Step Five

Post-operative care

After your surgery, you will be asked to go home and take a nap for a few hours. During this time your eyes will start to heal. Upon waking up, you may experience some minor sensitivity and dryness, which may feel like you have a dry contact lens in your eye. You should start to use the drops provided to you based on the drop-schedule provided by your LasikPlus medical team. These drops will help with the dryness and sensitivity you may be feeling.

Your treatment day isn’t the end of your LASIK journey – we will want to see you for at least one, but maybe a couple of quick post-operative appointments to ensure your eye is healing well. This also allows you time to ask any question you may have as your eyes are healing and your vision is continuing to improve.

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Frequently Asked Questions About LASIK

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How is LASIK eye surgery performed?

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Are there different types of LASIK eye surgery?

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What Is “Custom” LASIK?

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Is LASIK safe?

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Am I  a good candidate for LASIK?

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Is LASIK Permanent?

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What is the recovery time after LASIK?

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Is LASIK surgery painful?

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Do I have to be awake during LASIK or PRK?

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Can I use my FSA or HSA to pay for LASIK?

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Does LASIK correct nearsightedness (myopia)?

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Does LASIK correct farsightedness (hyperopia)?

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