Intralase is the safest method for creating the corneal flap. Using the IntraLase FS laser to create the corneal flap with a safe laser beam instead of a blade.
FAQ’s
Q: “Is there any pain involved with LASIK?”
A: Most patients tell us they feel only slight discomfort, not pain during the procedure. After the procedure, most people report a slightly irritated eye for a few hours, like if you rubbed an eyelash in your eye. But pain is subjective, and when you learn more about the procedure you’ll form your own opinion of what to expect. Most patients also wake up the day after the procedure with excellent vision and decreased discomfort.
Q: “Are laser vision correction procedures covered by insurance at Luna Eye Centers?”
A: Although few policies cover Laser Vision Correction, LASIK, epilasik, or PRK we would be happy to check yours when you come in for one of our FREE patient consultations. Despite the fact that insurance does not often cover LASIK we do have patient financing plans are available.
Q: “Has anyone ever gone blind form a Laser Vision Correction Procedure?”
A: There have been zero reported cases of total loss of vision. This surgery is related to the cornea or surface of the eye not the retina.
Q: “Are there any side effects with Laser Vision Correction?”
A: As with any type of surgery, side effects and complications can occur. All potential side effects and complications will be discussed further at the time of the LASIK consultation. There have been some cases of post-LASIK dry eye, but this is often adjusted for with eye drops or eye vitamins.
Q: “Why not go to a discount Laser Vision Correction center?”
A: With laser vision correction, safety, outcomes, and patient satisfaction should be the deciding factor behind the center you choose, not cost
Q: “Is Laser Vision Correction for everyone?”
A: Laser Vision Correction is not necessarily for everyone. The best way to determine your candidacy is with a proper screening and thorough evaluation.
Q: “I am very busy at work. What type of time commitment is needed to have LASIK?”
A: This is a state-of-the-art procedure, which requires minimal time for the patient. The actual procedure lasts under 10 minutes per eye. Most patients can go back to work the very next day.
