If relying on glasses or contact lenses interferes with the way you work and play, you may want to consider laser vision correction surgery. Laser vision correction surgery offers safe correction of many common vision problems, including nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism.
By correcting your visual problems in the eye itself instead
of relying on glasses or contact lenses, laser vision correction surgery
provides hassle-free normal or near-normal vision for many
patients.
Cleveland Clinic Cole Eye Institute Refractive Center is a national leader in laser vision correction surgery, and our refractive surgeons are among the most experienced in the country. The Cole Eye Institute is internationally
respected for providing world-class eye care and for playing
a prominent role in many major ophthalmic clinical trials.
Our surgeons in Cleveland utilize the most advanced techniques to treat
the complete range of vision problems.
See the Difference
Laser vision correction surgery, also known as refractive surgery,
refers to a range of techniques that modify the shape of the
cornea to improve vision. About 10 years ago, the only refractive
procedure available in the United States was radial keratotomy,
which involved using a knife to make a series of incisions
in the cornea. Today, a wide range of procedures is available. LASIK and PRK are the most common laser vision correction surgeries performed.
Schedule a free consultation with our team of experts to see if one of these vision correction procedures is right for you. Call 216/445-8585 or 800/223-2273, ext. 58585, for an appointment.
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