Eyewear Is Excellent, But There Are Alternatives
- LASIK is one of the most popular forms of laser eye surgery. During the procedure, your surgeon uses ultraprecise lasers to gently reshape your eye’s cornea, helping the eye focus for clearer vision.
- PRK is another common form of laser eye surgery which also reshapes your cornea to correct your vision. Unlike LASIK, PRK only affects the top layer of the cornea, making it an excellent option for patients with thin or sensitive corneas.
Start with a Consultation
During your appointment, your optometrist will perform several tests to determine if you’re a good candidate for laser eye surgery. To assess your candidacy, we use advanced technology to assess certain factors, like your pupil size, corneal thickness, and your current prescription.
If we determine laser eye surgery is a good option for you, we’ll discuss the benefits of the procedure and what kind of results you can expect. We’ll also thoroughly explain what you can expect before, during, and after the surgery, and address all your questions or concerns about the entire process.
Preparing for Your Procedure
If you decide that you want to go forward with laser eye surgery, we’ll connect you with one of the skilled surgeons in our network. We’ll keep an open line of communication with them to make sure they know your eyes as well as we do, so you can rest easy knowing you’re in great hands. We’ll also participate in your pre- and post-operative care to ensure your procedure and recovery go smoothly.
Complete Aftercare
Following your surgery, we’ll schedule several follow up appointments with you to monitor your recovery and ensure your vision is improving. You can rely on us at any of our practices – La Paz Optometric Center, Brookhurst Optometric Center, Mission Viejo Optometric Center, and North Tustin Ave Optometric Center – to help you maintain healthy eyes and clear vision for years to come. For more information on laser eye surgery co-management, please contact any of our offices.
Start with a Consultation
During your appointment, your optometrist will perform several tests to determine if you’re a good candidate for laser eye surgery. To assess your candidacy, we use advanced technology to assess certain factors, like your pupil size, corneal thickness, and your current prescription.
If we determine laser eye surgery is a good option for you, we’ll discuss the benefits of the procedure and what kind of results you can expect. We’ll also thoroughly explain what you can expect before, during, and after the surgery, and address all your questions or concerns about the entire process.
Preparing for Your Procedure
If you decide that you want to go forward with laser eye surgery, we’ll connect you with one of the skilled surgeons in our network. We’ll keep an open line of communication with them to make sure they know your eyes as well as we do, so you can rest easy knowing you’re in great hands. We’ll also participate in your pre- and post-operative care to ensure your procedure and recovery go smoothly.
Complete Aftercare
Following your surgery, we’ll schedule several follow up appointments with you to monitor your recovery and ensure your vision is improving. You can rely on us at any of our practices – La Paz Optometric Center, Brookhurst Optometric Center, Mission Viejo Optometric Center, and North Tustin Ave Optometric Center – to help you maintain healthy eyes and clear vision for years to come. For more information on laser eye surgery co-management, please contact any of our offices.
Laser Eye Surgery Co-Management Near You
- La Paz Optometric Center
- Mission Viejo Optometric Center
- North Tustin Ave Optometric Center
- Brookhurst Optometric Center
La Paz
Optometric Center
Mission Viejo
Optometric Center
27724 Santa Margarita Pkwy,
Mission Viejo, CA 92691
(949) 997-1500
North Tustin Avenue
Optometric Center
Brookhurst
Optometric Center
18449 Brookhurst Street #6
Fountain Valley, CA 92708
(714) 364-8861
