When it comes to laser eye surgery, the doctors at Lakeland Family Eyecare are seasoned veterans. We guide our patients through the entire process: from determining candidacy and explaining the procedure, to following up and monitoring overall eye health post-surgery.
In short, we support you pre- and postoperatively. We refer you to the most trusted ophthalmologists in the area so that you are well taken care of throughout the entire process!
At your preoperative consultation, we evaluate your eyes to determine your candidacy for laser eye surgery.
Our consultation includes:
If we determine you’re a viable candidate, we will forward your information to the ophthalmologist. Our team will then schedule you for a pre-surgery consultation with your surgeon.
The importance of postoperative management cannot be understated. After-surgery care is a critical step to ensuring a successful outcome and healthy eyes. We’re pleased to provide thorough postoperative care for our laser eye surgery patients.
You can expect multiple follow-up visits with our optometrist after surgery. These visits include medical evaluations and management of your vision and eye healing. We will also assess any additional needs you may have, such as reading glasses, sunglasses, or enhancement laser procedures.
Laser eye surgery is one of the most common procedures to correct various refractive errors and with great success. If you’re considering laser eye surgery, please book your consultation with us today!
You can find us on 51st Avenue, next to the Fire Hall and the Sunglass Cove.
Find us on the corner of Main & 52nd Street, across from Westline Autowash.
You can find us on 51st Avenue, next to the Fire Hall and the Sunglass Cove.
Find us on the corner of Main & 52nd Street, across from Westline Autowash.
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We understand that as parents, especially new parents with their first child, it is easy to overthink and overreact when it comes to our children. Parenthood is full of constant new experiences, and we are bombarded by articles, videos, and other media telling us the importance of this check-up or that exam. We get it. […]
We understand that as parents, especially new parents with their first child, it is easy to overthink and overreact when it comes to our children. Parenthood is full of constant new experiences, and we are bombarded by articles, videos, and other media telling us the importance of this check-up or that exam. We get it. […]
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