lasik

LASIK follow-up appointments are essential to keep track of your results and help us make sure our patients continue to achieve exceptional vision correction. At a minimum, we collect data from your one-day, one-week, one-month and one-year visits to make sure our programming and equipment are providing the best outcomes possible. Learn more about LASIK and data collection in the video above.

Vision loss or blindness is a big fear for many of our Roseville and Sacramento patients. In fact, some of our patients who have had heart transplants or other life-threatening surgeries admit that they are more nervous to have LASIK vision correction than they were for their previous surgeries.

A patient's safety is the eye doctor's first priority in laser vision correction. Not only must the health of the eyes and the health of the patient be considered while critical standards of eligibility must be met. Eye testing with non-routine scans and devices help to inform patients of their eligibility for laser eye surgery, ensuring the safest possible choice for each patient.