Frequent use of artificial tears is recommended for the first few weeks after refractive surgery. In many cases, you will not be able to wear glasses after the treatment of one eye because of refractive differences between the two eyes. A contact lens may need to be worn on the untreated eye to balance the vision. The success of your treatment depends greatly on your diligent use of the eye drops as prescribed. Failure to use the drops in a correct manner, may adversely affect your surgical result.
Financing is available.
Pre-operative exam will be billed to your insurance when available. Failure to schedule surgery within 3 months will result in pre-operative exam billed to patient and or insurance provider. If you wear soft contact lenses, you must remove your lenses one week prior to your consultation and your refractive surgery. If you wear hard or rigid gas permeable lenses, you must remove your lenses a minimum of one month prior to your consultation and 1 week prior to your refractive surgery, or as instructed by your physician. Only by discontinuing your contact lenses can an accurate assessment of your refractive error be made.