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LASIK is not a good option for patients under the age of 18. However, we will help teens find glasses or contacts to match their…

Both LASIK and glasses can help you see the world around you with tremendous clarity. Is one option better suited to you than the other?

LASIK is a great option to consider over contact lenses, though not everyone is a good candidate. Let's compare the vision correction options right now.

IntraLase LASIK is a blade-free, all-laser approach to refractive surgery which is safer and more accurate than traditional laser vision correction of the past.

Explore the costs of ICLs at GW Eye Associates Inc and learn about financing options available to patients.

iLASIK is blade-free, all-laser custom refractive surgery that uses wavefront digital scanning technology to treat higher and lower order aberrations.

Wavefront digital scanning technology makes custom LASIK surgery possible, allowing laser eye surgeons to address higher and lower order aberrations.

LASIK and implantable contact/collamer lenses (ICLs) are great options to consider. Let's compare these two vision correction options.

Eye allergies are common and will not affect LASIK candidacy. Many people who suffer from eye allergies can still undergo laser vision correction.

The success rates of PRK (photorefractive keratectomy) are high, making it an effective alternative to LASIK surgery and a good laser vision correction option.