Our Services
LASIK Co-Management
Expert guidance to determine whether laser vision correction is right for you — with trusted surgeon referrals and complete pre- and post-operative care close to home.
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Your Partner In Vision Correction
Thinking about LASIK or PRK? We begin with a thorough candidacy evaluation — measuring your corneal thickness, refractive stability, tear film, and overall eye health to determine whether laser vision correction is a safe, effective option for you.
If you're a good candidate, we refer you to trusted, experienced refractive surgeons and remain involved every step of the way — handling your pre-operative measurements and all post-operative follow-up visits right here in your neighborhood.
Candidacy Evaluation
Not everyone is a good LASIK candidate. We give you an honest, thorough assessment — and if LASIK isn't right, we'll recommend the best alternative.
Trusted Surgeon Network
We refer only to experienced, board-certified refractive surgeons with excellent outcomes — and coordinate your care seamlessly.
Post-Operative Care
Your follow-up visits happen conveniently at our office. We monitor healing, manage dryness, and verify your visual outcome.
What to Expect
Comprehensive LASIK candidacy evaluation
Honest guidance on LASIK, PRK, and alternatives like ICL
Referral to trusted, experienced refractive surgeons
All pre-operative measurements handled locally
Day-after, week-after, and long-term post-op visits at our office
Ongoing care for dry eye or enhancement needs after surgery
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I a candidate for LASIK?
Good candidates are typically over 18 with a stable prescription, adequate corneal thickness, and healthy eyes. A candidacy exam gives you a definitive answer.
What if I'm not a candidate?
There are excellent alternatives — PRK, implantable lenses (ICL), or specialty contact lenses. We'll help you find the right path.
Will I still need eye exams after LASIK?
Yes. LASIK corrects your vision but doesn't prevent eye disease — annual comprehensive exams remain essential.
Should I stop wearing contacts before a LASIK evaluation?
Contact lenses can temporarily affect corneal measurements, so you may be asked to leave them out before testing. The timing varies by lens type and surgeon protocol; ask the office for instructions and use glasses during that period.
How does dry eye affect LASIK planning?
Dry eye symptoms and tear-film health can affect comfort, measurements, and healing. Your doctor will evaluate the ocular surface and may recommend managing dryness before deciding whether LASIK or another option is appropriate.
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Find out if laser vision correction is right for you with an honest, thorough evaluation.
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Comprehensive Eye Exams
More than just a prescription check — a full evaluation of your vision, eye health, and whole-body wellness.
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Contact Lens Exams
A precise contact lens fitting is more than matching your glasses prescription — we evaluate your corneal shape, tear film, and lifestyle to find the lens that performs best for your eyes.
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Red Eye Visits
Red, itchy, or discharge-filled eyes can mean several different things. We diagnose the cause accurately and prescribe the right treatment — so you feel better fast.
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