I am asked about laser surgery more than any other topic. The intrigue is understandable. The promise of a fast, simple procedure to eliminate your vision problems is alluring. In some cases, the new technique lives up to its promise.
Many patients are delighted with their results.
As is the case with all types of surgery, however, laser surgery is not a cure-all and there are risks that accompany the benefits. Whether you are a good candidate depends on factors such as your prescription, your eye health, and your visual needs. I can determine if you are a good candidate. Laser surgery is not a cure-all. Having the surgery does not guarantee that you will not need to wear contacts or glasses again.