Laser eye surgery cost saving calculator

Laser eye surgery cost saving calculator

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Your results indicate you may not be in the treatable range for laser eye surgery. However, other vision correction options are available. Call 1800 1 LASER or book online now.

FAQs

During laser eye surgery such as LASIK, PRK (ASLA) and SMILE®, the cornea is permanently reshaped to correct a refractive error. This can include nearsightedness, farsightedness and/or astigmatism. Although laser eye surgery is permanent, some people may require a follow-up procedure to enhance or improve their initial results.

It’s also important to be aware that people begin to develop presbyopia, which is an age-related reduction in the ability to focus on near objects, from about 40–50 years of age. This is why many older adults wear glasses for reading and other near activities.

Because presbyopia affects the lens of the eye, not the cornea, laser eye surgery cannot prevent the condition from developing. As a result, you may need reading glasses even if your vision has been previously corrected with LASIK, PRK or another type of laser eye surgery.

Fortunately, there are presbyopia treatment options available that can reduce or eliminate the need for glasses, including laser procedures and lens replacement surgery.

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