LASIK Eye Surgery Articles

What you should know about LASIK surgery, including information about the latest technology.
continue >>With all the different lasers available for use in LASIK eye surgery, how do you know which one is right for you? Does it matter? To help answer these questions we called upon some of the country's leading ophthalmologists to present a better vision of today's laser market.
continue >>Touted as "all-laser" LASIK, IntraLase promises better vision with fewer complications, but is it really true? Read how the procedure works, the pros and cons, and what type of patients benefit most.
continue >>Have you heard of the newest advancement in LASIK technology that offers a 99% chance of 20/20 vision without the use of glasses or contacts? Iris registration is the name of the special eye tracking tool that makes LASIK more precise than ever. Find out how it works, who's a candidate, and all the other advantages and limitations you need to make an informed decision.
continue >>If you are like most patients, the price of LASIK is an important consideration when deciding whether or not to undergo surgery. Learn about the different options that can help you make LASIK more affordable.
continue >>Learn about the possible complications of LASIK surgery, how they can be prevented, and how they are treated.
continue >>Monovision eye surgery can decrease dependence on reading glasses. Learn what it is and the options available
continue >>It seems that LASIK has been all the rage in vision correction surgery since it was approved for use in 1998, generally accounting for somewhere around 95% of all refractive surgeries. But now a new procedure, using the technology that has been successful during cataract surgery, may offer a more desirable option for severely nearsighted patients.
continue >>Get a brief history of refractive surgery and see how technology has advanced.
continue >>A slight variation on the traditional LASIK procedure is becoming available, LASEK. This procedure may be an option for patients who are not good candidates for the traditional procedure. We have put together some information LASEK for your review.
continue >>Learn about common vision problems, how they form, how they're measured, and how they can be corrected.
continue >>Discontinuing use of conctat lenses before LASIK surgery is an important step to reducing surgical risks. A new study finds that the use of some lenses shoulod be stopped earlier than previously advised.
continue >>FDA-Approved lasers for LASIK, PRK and other refractive surgeries
continue >>LASIK, along with PRK, is being used to help active soldiers become independent from glasses and contacts.
continue >>Considerations outlines the criteria you will need to weigh in order to make a well-informed decision.
continue >>Glossary of technical words related to LASIK
continue >>According to the Federal Air Surgeon's Medical Bulletin, Fall 1998, the FAA accepts LASIK for its pilots, as long as...
continue >>Watch an online video presentation about the LASIK procedure. It covers the basics of LASIK: what to expect, how long the procedure takes, recovery time, etc.
continue >>On May 11, 2000 Summit Autonomous received FDA approval to market its LadarVision System laser in the United States. The new approval allows surgeons to treat up to -9.0 D of myopia and up to 3.0D of astigmatism.
continue >>Winning LocateADoc.com's November $2k contest, Anthony Edwards, a firefighter from Nashville, Tennessee won a chance to rid his life of the inconvenience of wearing glasses.
continue >>Photo-Refractive Keratectomy (PRK) uses the excimer laser to correct low to moderate amounts of refractive errors.
continue >>The Excimer Laser has added a tremendous amount of precision, control and safety to treating nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism.
continue >>Diminishing vision, cataracts, and poor blood vessel structure are all signs of diabetic eye disease. If you've been diagnosed with diabetes, find out why laser eye surgery can help improve your vision.
continue >>Have you recently had LASIK surgery? Make sure your recovery is as smooth as possible with these tips and suggestions.
continue >>The Zyoptix system is designed by Bausch & Lomb, and the company claims that this system is more precise than the standard LASIK treatment. How does it work? Here's a closer look at this innovative vision correction system.
continue >>Cell degeneration begins as early as your late 20s and vision impairment is just one of the major health problems associated with aging. Are you showing signs of cataracts?
continue >>Poor eyesight is often associated with aging and genetics, but experts suggest that eyesight damage can be prevented with everyday foods. Are you eating enough of these six important foods?
continue >>If you’re one of the millions of people hoping to switch from contact lenses to LASIK this year, the first step is setting up a consultation with your local eye doctor. Knowing when to make the switch will depend on your overall eye health, as well as how stable your eyes currently are.
continue >>Is now the best time to pursue LASIK surgery, or should you wait a few more years until technology gets even better? Learn about your future options with LASIK and corrective eye surgery.
continue >>Have you ever wondered why LASIK costs more in some cities and states than others? If you’re considering LASIK eye surgery, make sure you’re not paying too much by considering the following factors:
continue >>LASIK surgery accounts for over 2 million services for vision correction each year and has quickly become one of the most effective ways to maintain good eye health while correcting common vision problems. Still, many people are walking away from the doctor’s office with less than perfect results. Learn about the potential complications to make an informed decision for corrective eye surgery.
continue >>Patients who suffer from monovision can now receive LASIK surgery so that they will never have to wear bifocals again.
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