LCA Vision ensures that the U.S. Laser Network continues to provide quality vision correction through a Quality Assurance Program that includes peer review, patient surveys, and outcome evaluations. Laser vision correction uses a laser to reshape the cornea to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. EyeMed members throughout the country have found themselves to be ideal candidates and are now enjoying a life without glasses or contact lenses. Prefer not to be dependent on glasses or contacts The U.S. Laser Network doctor or your EyeMed eye care provider will perform a detailed screening process to determine if your eyes, overall health, and lifestyle are suited to laser vision correction. You will receive anesthetic eye drops to prevent any discomfort during the procedure.
Most patients describe the actual procedure as virtually painless.
U.S. Laser Network doctors will inform you of potential risks associated with laser vision correction before you undergo the procedure. This usually occurs in the first 12 -24 hours after the procedure. Your eyes will probably water or tear for the first couple of days. You may have red or swollen eyes during the first 48 hours. Your vision may be blurry for the first 48 -72 hours and will gradually clear.