Preparing for Your LASIK Evaluation

How to Prepare for Your LASIK Evaluation:

Discontinue contact lens usage 3-4 days prior to your screening.
Lubricate your eyes with artificial tears.
Contact your insurance company to see if they offer additional LASIK discounts. (You never know unless you ask!)

You will meet with a member of our LASIK team who will gather several measurements for your initial screening. You will not be dilated, and you do not need a driver to bring you. We will not touch your eyes for any measurement.
To determine if you are a good candidate for LASIK or PRK, we will need to measure your current prescription, obtain a map of your cornea, and measure your corneal thickness. We want to make sure your corneas are thick enough for the correction you will need based on your prescription.
After all measurements have been completed, we will then determine if you are a good candidate for LASIK or PRK. We will also explain the difference between LASIK and PRK.
Once we determine your candidacy, we will be able to schedule you to meet your surgeon and attend your pre-op visit to be cleared for surgery.
Please note: Your initial evaluation will determine if you are a good candidate based on your measurements. Your surgeon will still need to see you in order to check the health of your eyes. Your pre-op visit is still part of the screening process.
If you are a LASIK or PRK candidate with presbyopia, you will be scheduled to get a monovision contact lens trial free of charge.