Incidence of Nearsighted Vision on the Rise

New study shows the percentage of Americans with myopia increased 66% since the 1970s. 

Spend FSA Dollars on Lasik

Lasik laser vision correction is approved by the US Internal Revenue Service as a medical procedure that may be paid with tax exempt Flexible Spending Arrangements (FSA) contributions. 

Few Complications With Laser Lasik Flap

Femtosecond laser Lasik flaps resulted in complications in less than 1% of eyes that underwent the surgery, according to a study published in the Journal of Refractive Surgery. 

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How Lasik Works

Lasik is the most often performed surgery in the US. Occasionally misspelled "Lasic", "Lasec", or "Lasix", Laser Assisted in-Situ Keratomileusis is a surgery that changes the shape of the cornea (clear front) of the eye to reduce the need for glasses or contacts. Lasik may correct nearsighted or farsighted vision, astigmatism, or reduce the need for reading glasses. It is medically safe and Lasik recovery is usually fast, but Lasik is not right for everyone. The most you can expect from Lasik is... Lasik cont.