Age Matters: How Laser Vision Correction Changes Over Time

Age Matters: How Laser Vision Correction Changes Over Time

Some things are ageless – an iconic movie, a classic car, your impossibly adventurous grandmother – but suitability for laser eye surgery isn’t one of…

A door with a graphic of an eye likely leading to an optometrist office.
Dec 23, 2024

PRK vs LASIK: Which Laser Eye Surgery is Better for Your Vision?

Just when you thought you knew all your laser eye surgery options, there’s another one to consider—PhotoRefractive Keratectomy (PRK). This form of laser surgery offers a similar result to its cousin, LASIK, albeit through a different approach. While LASIK may offer a quicker recovery initially, PRK might provide more long-term…

A woman gets her left eye examined by a instrument shining light into it.
Dec 23, 2024

Refractive Lens Exchange: The Smart Choice for Clearer Vision

Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE) eye surgery shares similarities with cataract surgery but with one key distinction—it does not involve the removal of cataracts. Instead, RLE entails the removal of your natural lens, which is replaced with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL) to correct various vision deficits. This procedure is particularly…

How LAL Let’s You Edit the Results of Laser Surgery
Sep 29, 2024

How LAL Let’s You Edit the Results of Laser Surgery

Think of traditional laser surgery and glasses like Polaroid cameras. They can give you great results—sharp vision—but once the image (or in this case, the vision correction) is produced, it’s permanent. If you’re not happy with it, your options for change are limited. That’s where Light Adjustable Lens (LAL) changes…