Category: LASIK

A Breakdown of ICL Surgery

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There is more than one way to correct blurry vision.  LASIK may be one of the first procedures that comes to mind when you think about vision correction, but it is not the only way to reduce your dependence on glasses or contacts. For some people, ICL surgery may offer another option. A Different Way… Read More


Is LASIK Covered by Insurance or FSA/HSA?

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If you have been thinking about LASIK, the cost is probably one of the questions on your list.  That, along with: Will insurance cover it? Can I use my FSA or HSA? And what if I do not want to pay for the whole thing at once?  Even though LASIK is not typically covered by… Read More


LASIK Candidate Quiz

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Could LASIK Be Right for You?  Take Our Quick LASIK Self-Test Each July, Global Vision Correction Month encourages people to learn more about the treatments available for clearer vision. If you’ve spent years reaching for your glasses first thing in the morning or dealing with the hassle of contact lenses, this is a great time… Read More


LASIK Surgery Aftercare Tips

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LASIK can provide clearer vision with a quick procedure and minimal downtime, but your recovery doesn’t end when you leave the surgery center. Following your surgeon’s instructions during the first few days and weeks is an important part of achieving the best possible results. Good LASIK aftercare helps protect your eyes, supports proper healing, and… Read More


How Does LASIK Work

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If you’re tired of relying on glasses or contact lenses every day, you may be wondering if laser eye surgery could be the solution. LASIK is one of the most common procedures used to improve vision by correcting nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. But how does it actually work?  What Is LASIK? LASIK, which stands for… Read More


Connection Between Squinting and Wrinkles? 

Close up capturing a mature woman's eye, emphasizing wrinkles and the natural aging process of skin, while focusing on intricate details around the eye area and expression

In today’s beauty-conscious world, many people are looking for ways to slow the early signs of aging. Fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes are often one of the first concerns, especially for adults between the ages of 21 and 45. While natural aging plays a role, squinting is another commonly overlooked factor that can… Read More


Vision Correction Options: Glasses vs. Contacts vs. LASIK Compared

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How do you choose between glasses, contacts, and LASIK for vision correction? Each option offers distinct advantages and challenges, making the decision complex. This article will compare the effectiveness, cost, and convenience of these vision correction methods to help you make an informed choice. Let’s examine some of the factors that could influence your decision…. Read More


Lifestyle Tips for Healthy Eyes: 10 Habits to Protect Vision Naturally

Healthy Eyes

Optimal eye health is essential for keeping your eyes healthy and maintaining good vision and overall well-being throughout life. While many vision problems are age-related or genetic, numerous factors within our control can significantly impact eye health. This article presents ten evidence-based, practical tips to help preserve your vision and reduce the risk of common… Read More


Who Should Not Have Laser Eye Surgery: Risks & More

Who Should Not Have Laser Eye Surgery

Laser Eye Surgery, or correction is an incredibly effective solution for those seeking better vision without external aids, but it requires ruling out disqualifying preconditions first. At The Cataract Surgeons’ Shreveport-area eye care clinics, we conduct rigorous prescreening to ensure every patient receives the most superior eye care and the best possible outcome. We’ll briefly… Read More


Can You Have LASIK After Cataract Surgery? When & How It Works

LASIK after Cataract Surgery

  The number of people suffering from cataracts will reach 50 million by 2050. Every year about 3 million people successfully get rid of cataracts through surgery. The surgeries are highly successful, but a small percentage require LASIK after cataract surgery. Laser technology is the most commonly employed to rectify errors after cataract surgery. Glasses… Read More