lasik

There are many reasons why our patients choose to undergo blade-free, all-laser LASIK. Glasses can get in the way of physical activities, steam up when you drink something hot, and make it difficult to wear sunglasses. The alternative, contact lenses, can also be a hassle. And aside from the burden of taking them in and out every day and remembering to pack your solution every time you go on a trip, contacts can actually cause some complications.

The potential risks associated contact lenses include:

If you wear glasses or contacts, you probably wish that you could have crystal clear vision without them. The good news is that blade-free, all-laser LASIK can eliminate your need for corrective eyewear. Millions of people have improved their vision through laser vision correction surgery, and 98% of our patients achieve 20/20 (or at least 20/25) vision after their initial procedure.

There are a lot of questions that you may have if you are considering laser vision correction surgery. By researching those questions, you have taken an important step towards understanding how this procedure can safely and effectively improve your vision when performed by an experienced surgeon using the right equipment.

At Griffin & Reed Eye Care, we believe that you should demand the best when it comes to your vision. That is why we use state-of-the-art technology during your LASIK procedure. When combined with our skill and experience, this technology allows us to ensure safer, more accurate laser vision correction.

The infographic below provides an overview of how we use cutting-edge equipment during every step of your LASIK journey.