More Affordable than Glasses?
Having LASIK may still save people money in the long run. When compared to the cost of glasses or contacts over a 20-year period (data by Market Source), LASIK becomes the less expensive option.

Will I need glasses or contacts after surgery?
LASIK may decrease your dependence on glasses and contacts or, in some cases, allow you to do without them entirely. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, seven out of 10 LASIK patients achieve 20/20 vision, and with IntraLase that number is higher.

However, 20/20 does not always mean perfect vision. If you have LASIK to correct your distance vision, you’ll probably still need reading glasses by around age 45. Therefore, it is important for you to consider the possibility that LASIK may not give you perfect vision.

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Through an exclusive arrangment with Chase Health Advance, our patients can have laser vision correction now and finance the expense over the next 24 months - Interest Free!

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