Laser vision correction is a series of steps where your eye surgeon makes tiny adjustments to your cornea, correcting your natural refractive error. There are many different types of laser vision correction, and some people can be a better fit for certain types than others.

However, all of these procedures aim to improve vision and reduce your dependence on contact lenses and glasses. LASIK is a common form of laser vision correction.

However, some people are not candidates for this procedure, or want a less invasive option! Thanks to recent advancements in technology, the ZEISS SMILE procedure can provide permanent vision correction and yet another option for those desiring visual freedom.

During a laser vision correction procedure, your eye surgeon uses a laser to change your cornea to correct your refractive error. Laser vision correction can correct various types of refractive errors. 

Refractive errors occur when the light that is entering your eye does not fall directly on the retina, which is the photosensitive layer at the back of your eye. The retina plays a significant role in vision and is responsible for sending signals to the brain for you to see.

During a laser vision correction procedure, your eye surgeon will change the cornea so that the light will land directly on the retina. After this, you will be able to see clearly without the burden of contact lenses or glasses.

Laser vision correction can provide you with freedom you have never had before! A quick and simple procedure stands between you and continuing to depend on visual aids.