See How LASIK is Performed

See how easy, quickly, and painlessly lasik is performed

Bladeless LASIK

Watch Dr. Lindahl perform a LASIK procedure in real time, re-shaping the patient’s corneas to correct vision problems like astigmatism, nearsightedness, or farsightedness. See Dr. Lindahl use blade-free IFS laser, to create the corneal flap, a thin segment of the outer layer of the cornea. With a computer controlled IFS laser, Dr. Lindahl can create a thinner, more precise and stable flap.

10 minutes to clearly better vision

The flap is lifted, and Dr. Lindahl uses the Eximer EX500 laser to reshape the underlying corneal tissue to correct irregularities and reshape the cornea. This step in Custom LASIK is based on our Contoura™ Vision  map of the patient’s eye, that maps 22,000 unique points on each eye. The Contoura Vision is programmed into the laser so that the exact amount of corneal tissue is removed to yield the best vision possible. Finally, the flap is folded back into place where it bonds quickly, usually within 4 hours. The procedure takes about 10-minutes per eye and is virtually painless with nearly immediate results – clearly better vision.

Get your questions answered

If you’ve wondered about LASIK vision correction surgery but haven’t known where to turn to get your questions answered, this is the perfect time to meet our staff and Dr. Ken Lindahl, our surgeon and the owner of Rochester Eye and Laser Center. He has 30 years of experience using the latest LASIK technologies to get outstanding vision correction results for our patients.

Come to our free Virtual LASIK Seminar on January 18th from 5:00 - 6:00 PM and Dr. Lindahl answer any of your LASIK questions, hear your concerns, and clarify expectations. Find out about costs. Ask a recent patient all your questions about their experience. 

Register today!  We look forward to meeting you and helping you learn more about the amazing LASIK vision correction procedure!