What Vision is Too High for LASIK?
LASIK is the most popular laser vision correction procedure available today. LASIK helps nearly 800,000 people in the United States every year achieve better vision. To date, nearly 30 million people worldwide have been successfully treated with LASIK surgery. LASIK...
LASIK + Astigmatism-Can it be Fixed?
Astigmatism is a visual imperfection that occurs when the cornea, the clear front layer of the eye (the lens, the inner part of the eye responsible for focusing) has an abnormal curvature. These 2 types are known as corneal astigmatism and lenticular astigmatism. A...
Can You Use Your FSA/HSA for LASIK?
Everything these days is more expensive than it used to be. Common household items and every day necessities continue to rise in price. As you manage your finances, inevitably some sort of cost will arise that makes you question whether you will have to pay for the...
Learn About the Benefits of Monovision and Blended LASIK and How the Procedures Differ
A common concern about LASIK from patients at Rosenbaum Eye and Laser Center centers around the worry that vision can change any time after LASIK. (For more LASIK focused articles, click here WEBSITE). If vision can change because of the natural aging of the eyes,...
What If My Vision Changes After LASIK?
For most people, LASIK is the solution to clear, crisp vision without the need for prescription eyeglasses or contact lenses. After LASIK surgery, it is normal to experience fluctuations in your vision; however, you should notice significant improvement in the clarity...
What are the vision requirements for LASIK
Considering LASIK eye surgery? LASIK is a corrective surgery for refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. An increasingly popular procedure for people who want to improve their vision without the use of glasses or contacts, it’s...
What age is best for LASIK
Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis, LASIK for short, is a laser-assisted procedure to correct common refractive errors of the eye. For those who cannot or would prefer not to wear glasses or contacts, LASIK is a life-altering surgery that returns vision impairments...
Blade versus Bladeless LASIK?
When determining which laser eye surgery is right for you, it is best to discuss the health, safety, and clarity of your vision with your board-certified eye surgeon. Although LASIK is most notably one of the most popular laser eye surgeries, patients are surprised to...