Your Results Indicate You May Not Be a LASIK Candidate – But There Are Other Options!
Someone will be in touch with you soon
Someone will be in touch with you soon
At SightMD, we understand that LASIK isn’t the right fit for everyone. However, this doesn’t mean you have to give up on the possibility of better vision. Our expert team offers a variety of alternative procedures that may be better suited to your eye health and vision goals.
Someone from our team will be in touch with you soon to discuss LASIK alternative options that are outlined below
Many factors can help decide if LASIK is right for you. These include your eye health, prescription strength, and medical history. However, this doesn’t mean you have to compromise on achieving optimal vision. SightMD offers many different options to help you achieve clearer vision and enjoy a more convenient life.
Our dedicated team of eye care specialists will work closely with you to explore alternatives to LASIK. Some of the treatments we offer include:
LASIK AlternativesThe best way to determine your eligibility for any of these procedures is to schedule a comprehensive eye evaluation with our specialists. Let us help you find the right solution for clear, lasting vision.
We make a promise to provide the best possible experience to everyone who visits our centers. From the moment you walk through the door and sit down for your first consultation, to when you leave our office holding the glasses you no longer need, our team is right there with you.
With SightMD, you get:
PhotoRefractive Keratectomy (PRK) is another type of laser procedure used to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Your eye doctor may recommend PRK if you have thin or irregular corneas, a predisposition to dry eye syndrome, or if your lifestyle puts you at a greater risk for eye injuries.
Explore PRK Services
Implantable collamer lens (ICL) surgery has become a popular alternative to LASIK. This procedure is generally recommended for patients ages 21 to 50, with moderate to severe myopia and/or astigmatism, whose vision has been stable for at least a year. The ICL procedure involves implanting an artificial lens inside the eye, surgically placed in front of the eye’s natural lens. The natural lens remains in place. The ICL lens is inserted through a self-healing incision, so stitches are unnecessary.
Explore ICL Services