You’ve been thinking about LASIK a lot lately, particularly after you lost a contact lens at the very beginning of your last weekend getaway. Thankfully, your backup lenses were stored safely…on your bathroom counter *sigh.*
But then you find out your friend’s mom had LASIK many years ago — and now she needs glasses to read. You thought LASIK meant you could ditch your contacts and glasses forever. So, what gives?
LASIK surgery has come a long way since the first LASIK procedure was performed in the early 1990s. At Rochester Eye and Laser Center, we focus on offering the best in laser vision correction to our patients. Today, let’s learn about some of the technologies we use to enhance your vision through LASIK surgery, including Wavefront technology.
If you are curious about LASIK vision correction, the first thing to determine is if you are a good candidate for the procedure and have the characteristics required for a good outcome. This is something that only an experienced ophthalmologist like Dr. Kenneth Lindahl at Rochester Eye and Laser Center can determine. There are many variables to consider, including your individual “eye anatomy,” which may or may not be suitable for LASIK. Dr. Lindahl offers free, no-obligation, no-risk LASIK Consultations to help you find out if LASIK is a good option for you. Here are a few things he will look ...
