We are a full service practice servicing the state of Nevada since 1991. Medical Director and Chief Surgeon Paul W. Hiss, M.D., in association with Curtis A. Manning, M.D. and Douglas K. Devries, O.D., have experience in the latest medical techniques and surgical options.
Glasses and contacts can be annoying and expensive, so stop hassling with having to wear them every day and get a LASIK Las Vegas eye surgery. Your eyesight is a critical instrument and perhaps you have been considering alternative treatment for a long time now. If you are holding back due to financial reasons you should consider checking into your health insurance to see if the procedure can be covered. If you do not have health insurance you should still consider having a LASIK surgery Las Vegas treatment because over time it will pay for itself if you think about how much you are already spending on glasses and/or contacts on a regular basis. LASIK is a one-time expense.
For the cornea to be able to focus properly your eye shape needs to be correct. This is where LASIK eye surgery refractive treatment can help you. With its well-known advanced technology this reliable, precise, and successful cold laser technique corrects the shape of your eye in minutes. You are first numbed with a local anesthetic to force blinking to pause. You are then asked to focus your sight on a particular object and the laser begins to treat your eye. Being that this is such a quick process, a patient may easily have both eyes fixed in the same visit. Some patients complain of minor skin irritation for a few hours following the procedure, but most do not experience any problems afterward.
You should consider having LASIK if you are experiencing any of these eye conditions:
Nearsightedness, medically termed “myopia,” causes you to have a hard time seeing things that are far way. Everything up close is easily seen, but the farther away things are the more blurred your vision gets. Farsightedness, or “hyperopia,” is the opposite – everything up close is blurry and things that are far are clearer. Many people also deal with another refractive problem known as astigmatism. This involves not being able to focus light properly and things are blurry up close and far away because your eyes are misshapen and have trouble seeing details.
There are so many wonderful benefits to having LASIK eye surgery that there is no reason why anyone with any of the above issues should not undergo this quick practically painless procedure. The most discomfort you may endure is temporarily itchy, dry eyes which is easily remedied with ample sleep, dark sunglasses, and prescribed eye drops if necessary. The life-long dream of being freed from wearing glasses and contact lenses may just be a few steps away.
Key Questions to Ask Your Beverly Hills LASIK Surgeon
Before undergoing LASIK surgery in Beverly Hills, it's crucial to have a detailed consultation with your surgeon. This conversation is your opportunity to understand the procedure, gauge its suitability for your vision correction needs, and set realistic expectations. Here are essential questions to discuss with your LASIK surgeon to ensure you are well-informed and prepared for the surgery.
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