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History Of Lasik Eye Surgery Lasik eye surgery has been around for decades. According to the National Institute of Health, Lasik began in 1948 when Jose I. Barraquer Moner froze part of the cornea before shaping it with a lathe. This process was crude and had problems, but it also held promise. This treatment evolved […]

Why You Should Go for Modern Lasik Surgery? Lasik Eye Surgery Is Not Painful Lasik surgery is often thought to hurt because it deals with creating a flap on the side of the cornea and removing tissue to give patients clearer vision. The truth is that Lasik is not painful for a few key reasons. […]

20/20 vision is considered to be a standard vision and is the average visual acuity for human beings.

Removing tissues while doing surgery, most of the time with lasers.

Common vision problem and kind of refractive fault. Caused by either unevenness in the curving of the cornea or the lens of the eye.

Your confrontational visual field has to do with how much you can see.

Clear and curved surface at the forward-facing of the eye across which light inserts the eye. Along with the sclera (the white share of the eye), offers external guard for the eye.

CustomVue is a secure and effectual, FDA-approved way for correcting nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism.

The outmost layer of cells of the cornea and the eye’s first protection against infection.

A precision laser used in “all-laser” or “bladeless” LASIK to make the corneal flap.