Vision Correction Surgery

We Believe That A Well-Informed Patient Is Key To Successful Vision Correction Surgery.

How the Implantable Contact Lens Corrects Your Vision Are You a Candidate for the Implantable Contact Lens? Undergoing the ICL Procedure Recovering from the ICL Procedure Results You Can Expect from the ICL Potential Complications with ICL Surgery Frequently Asked Questions about ICL Surgery

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Drs. Robert Maloney, Neda Shamie, and Arjan Hura believe that a well-informed patient is key to successful vision correction surgery. They wants to be sure that you fully understand what you can expect from your procedure you choose. They want to help you care for and preserve your eyesight in the best way possible. Here, you can find the information that you need to help you make informed choices about health care for your eyes.

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IMPLANTABLE CONTACT LENS

Many people want to get LASIK because their contacts are annoying or uncomfortable. They don’t like having to take them in and out every night. They don’t like losing them, tearing them, and having them fall out. Imagine how much happier people would be if they couldn’t feel their contacts, never had to take them in and out, and didn’t have to worry about packing lenses, cases, and solutions when they traveled. That dream can be a reality with the implantable contact lens, or ICL for short. Everyone has heard of LASIK, but the ICL is a better option for highly nearsighted individuals. More than 375,000 ICLs have been implanted worldwide.

How The Implantable Contact Lens Corrects Your Vision