LASIK & PRK Laser Vision Correction

Modern solutions to reduce your dependence on glasses, tailored to your eyes

Modern Laser Vision Correction For You

Patient draped for refractive eye surgery under the operating microscope

Laser vision correction is not a single procedure. It’s a personalized treatment plan designed around your cornea, your prescription, and your visual goals. Using advanced imaging and ocular-surface diagnostics, we determine which laser approach is the safest and best suited to your eyes.

We offer LASIK, PRK, Topography-guided treatments, Wavefront-optimized treatments.

Are You a Candidate?

You may be a good candidate for laser vision correction if you:

  • Are 18 or older

  • Have a stable prescription

  • Are nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism within treatable ranges

  • Want to reduce or eliminate the need for glasses or contacts

Your full evaluation determines whether LASIK, PRK, or another laser-based approach is best suited for your eyes.

What Are LASIK & PRK?

Comparison of LASIK and PRK eye surgeries. LASIK involves creating a flap in the cornea and reshaping it, while PRK involves gently removing the surface layer of the cornea and reshaping it.

Two proven treatments. One goal: clearer vision.

LASIK and PRK are two well-established laser procedures to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.

They both use the same excimer laser to reshape the cornea — the difference is simply where the treatment is placed:

  • LASIK: a thin flap is created, and the laser reshapes the cornea beneath it.

  • PRK: no flap; the surface layer is gently removed, and the laser reshapes the surface.

Both offer excellent long-term results when chosen for the right eyes. Note that laser vision correction doesn't prevent the age-related need for reading glasses (presbyopia), which usually begins in your 40s.

Not sure which option fits your eyes?

Watch a short explanation of your vision-correction options — including EVO ICL, LASIK, and PRK.

This overview helps you understand how each procedure works and which one may be ideal for your eyes.

Thumbnail image linking to video explaining EVO ICL, LASIK, and PRK refractive options.
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