San Diego Lasik Surgeon Dr. Sandy T. Feldman
Welcome to ClearView Eye and Laser Medical Center in San Diego, where world-renowned corneal expert Dr. Sandy T. Feldman treats your vision and comfort like her own.
Using the most advanced LASIK and implantable lens technology and an unrivaled focus on patient care, Dr. Feldman is committed to giving her patients visual freedom through a variety of state-of-the-art eye surgery procedures. When you trust Dr. Feldman with your vision, as so many of her medical colleagues have done, you will. receive the right vision correction treatment for your eyes. Find out more
Our Heros
Clearview is proud to offer an exclusive discount on LASIK for military personnel, firefighters, police officers, other first responders and their immediate family members. It’s our way of saying thank you for your service to our country and community. More Information
Featured Procedure
Custom LASIK, which is the acronym for "laser assisted in situ keratomileusis", is the most commonly performed laser vision correction procedure for patients suffering from nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia) and astigmatism.
Featured Patient
"I can see! Thanks to Dr. Sandy T. Feldman and her wonderful staff, my life has improved in innumerable ways! I can't wait for summer so I can surf, body board, SCUBA, hike and bike my way through San Diego, without being tethered to my glasses." LaDona Harvey of KOGO Radio. Watch Video
Recent News
National Cataract Awareness Month
June is 'National Cataract Awareness Month'. Cataracts affect millions of people, and cataract removal is one of the most common surgeries done in the United States. Because cataracts can have a damaging effect on your vision, Dr. Sandy T. Feldman, and Clearview Eye and Laser Medical Center would like to share some information on how cataracts form, the various treatments that are available, and a few simple steps to take better care of your eyes. Read More
Blog Entries
Q) Vision Correction Options for High Hyperopia and Some Astigmatism?
A) Vision Correction Options for Highly Farsighted Individuals
LASIK is not a great option for you given your prescription. You could undergo correction with IOL surgery and then if needed, have an enhancement with LASIK or PRK if you are really bothered by your vision...
Q) Trauma Post Lasik From Pressure From Sleep Mask?
A) Trauma Post LASIK from a Sleep Mask
If the goggles were displaced and your eye is dry, blurriness can ensure. When in doubt or if your symptoms persist, seek the care of an eye care professional to examine your eyes. Many doctors close to you would still be willing to help you!
Q) Lasik vs PRK for Thinner Cornea and Higher Prescription
My corneal thickness is 520+/- in each eye. Left eye is -6 and right -5. No astigmatism in either eye. Which would you recommend and why? I’m 26 and very active. My thinner cornea, plus the creation of a flap worry me for Lasik. My higher prescription worries me for PRK. Customvue laser will be correcting my vision in either procedure.
Insurance & Vision Plans
Will insurance cover LASIK?
LASIK and PRK Surgery are elective procedures and are not covered by most insurance plans. However, you do have options!
Vision Plans: Check with your employer, the majority offer a vision plan for covered employees and their families. This type of plan provides you and your family access to vision services throughout the year. Most have negotiated LASIK savings plans that can save you up to 15% off of the usual and customary fees. Some employers even pay for a portion of your surgery (Ask your HR manager).
Police, Fire Department, Military, Homeland Security? Clearview offers special programs for those who serve and their families. Call us for details.
Flex plans and HSA (Health Savings Account) accounts offer you the opportunity to set aside pre-tax dollars which is a REAL savings in today's health care. Ask your HR department what their maximum allowances are for Laser surgery.