FAQs

Eye Surgery Frequently Asked Questions

It does not! The procedure is painless, and even the recovery is only mildly uncomfortable.
You should notice improved vision for a lifetime. However, some eye diseases can still impact your eyesight.

Candidates who qualify typically will:

  • Have a stable eye prescription
  • Be over 18 years old
  • Have no eye disease active and have healthy corneas
The cost can vary, depending on the amount of correction and other factors. However, the procedure tends to be well worth it, as you save money on contacts and eyeglasses, which could total much more than LASIK over a lifetime.
Yes, it can in many cases.
Medical insurance typically does not cover the procedure unless deemed medically necessary. For example, certain jobs may require it.
You can open your eyes on the same day as surgery, but full recovery takes about 2 to 3 months. Vision is typically fully stable by 6 months.
Yes, we have a special procedure designed to address both glaucoma and cataracts in a single visit.