Clearview Eye and Laser Medical Center

Highly nearsighted patients can have LASIK if their cornea is thick enough. High prescriptions require more tissue removal and the doctor must always weigh the best procedure for a person. Doctors aim to keep a certain thickness remaining under the flap in LASIK.

• LASIK
• PRK
• IntraLase
• Presbyopia
• Implantable Contact Lenses
• Intacs
• Cataracts
• BOTOX®

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