Laser Eye, ICL & Cataract Surgery Consultations

Considering vision correction surgery? We’re here to guide you—objectively.

Our role is to help you understand your best options without bias, and to refer you to trusted surgeons when appropriate. We also co-manage your aftercare to ensure long-term results and comfort.

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Laser Eye, ICL & Cataract Surgery Consultations

Choosing the Right Procedure

Laser Eye Surgery (LASIK / PRK)
Best for myopic (-) prescriptions, typically for ages 18 to 50. Not recommended for hyperopia (+ Rx) as results don’t last. Post-50, we caution since reading glasses will still be needed.

Intraocular Contact Lens (ICL)
Ideal for hyperopic (+ Rx) patients or those with high myopia (- Rx) with thin corneas. An alternative to laser surgery—but with higher cost and slightly more risk. A contact lens is implanted inside the eye, offering a permanent correction until cataracts develop.

Cataract Surgery / Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE)
Everyone will eventually need cataract surgery. RLE is a private-pay option done before clouding occurs. Standard lenses: correct for distance. Multifocal/Monovision lenses: correct for distance and reading. Choosing the right lens is a permanent, sometimes expensive decision—we help you decide without financial bias

 

Our Pre-Surgical Exam Includes:

Slit Lamp Microscopy (25x zoom)
Examines the cornea, iris, lens and more—helps determine if your eye is healthy enough for surgery.

Pachymetry (Corneal Thickness Scan)
Critical for laser eye surgery candidacy—thin corneas may disqualify you.

Retinal Photography
High-resolution imaging of the macula and optic nerve. Ensure your retina is healthy before surgery-determines if premium lens upgrades are worth it.

 

Why See Us First?

Unlike clinics that perform these surgeries, we don’t profit from your decision—so our recommendations are 100% objective.
We’ll help you weigh risks, benefits, lifestyle fit, and cost with complete transparency.

 

Let’s find the right vision correction path for you.

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Our Services

Diabetic Eye Exams

Diabetic Eye Exam

Diabetic eye disease is one of the most common causes of vision loss. Whether you have Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, we provide the most thorough monitoring possible.

Myopia Control

Myopia Control

Once myopia progresses, it can’t be reversed—but modern treatments can help preserve your child’s future vision.

Glaucoma

Glaucoma

Early detection is the best way to manage glaucoma. At every comprehensive exam, we use a range of tests and technologies to give you the most accurate diagnosis.

Red Eye

Red Eye

Red, irritated eyes aren’t always just “pink eye.” From infections to inflammation or allergies, the correct diagnosis is key to proper treatment.

Macula & Retina Conditions

Macula & Retina Conditions

We specialize in detecting and monitoring macular and retinal diseases before symptoms arise. With annual exams and advanced technology, we help protect your sight for the long term.

Flashes & Floaters

If you’ve recently noticed new floaters, flashes of light, or a curtain over part of your vision, it’s crucial to seek care immediately.

Dry Eye

Dry Eye

Dry eye can affect your daily comfort, vision quality, and overall eye health. Whether it’s occasional irritation or chronic discomfort, we offer customized, up-to-date solutions that work for your lifestyle.

Surgical Consultations

Surgical Consultations

Our role is to help you understand your best options, without bias, and to refer you to trusted surgeons when appropriate. We also co-manage your aftercare to ensure long-term results and comfort.

Digital Eye Strain

Digital Eye Strain

Whether it’s work, play, or scrolling through social media, screens are everywhere. We determine your exact prescription for computer and near vision powers quickly and accurately.

Eyelid Abnormalities

Eyelid Abnormalities

Whether it’s a stye, swelling, or something more serious, our optometrists have the tools and training to diagnose it properly.

Sudden Vision Loss

Sudden Vision Loss

Sudden change in your vision should be treated as a potential emergency. Prompt evaluation by an optometrist can prevent irreversible damage or even blindness.

Medication & Eye Health

Medication & Eye Health

Certain prescription medications can have silent and potentially vision-threatening side effects. We screen for ocular side effects before symptoms appear.