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LASIK - LasikPlus Traditional Vision Correction

What is the General Process of LASIK Like?

After your eyes are anesthetized (using drops; no injections are needed), we use a precise, motorized instrument to create a hinged flap of tissue on the center of the cornea. A computer, controlled by your LasikPlus eye surgeon, is used to deliver cool pulses of ultraviolet light cleanly and precisely.

How Do Lasers Address Imperfections on My Corneas?

During the LASIK procedure, lasers smoothly sculpt the corneal surface. Each cool pulse of the laser evaporates only a small amount of corneal tissue - about 1/500th of the thickness of human hair.

Will I Needed Patches or Stiches?

No. After your LASIK surgery, which typically takes between five and fifteen minutes for both eyes, the corneal flap will be replaced. Corneal tissue has extraordinary, natural bonding qualities, so no stitches will be needed.

How Long Do I Have to Wait for My Vision to Improve?

Most LASIK patients notice a dramatic improvement in their vision immediately after the procedure. Vision may still fluctuate day to day. Some patients might need 3-6 Months After LASIK for their vision to stabilize.

Other Vision Correction Options:

• LASIK
• Custom LASIK
• PRK
• Monovision

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i. Offer is subject to credit approval. No finance charges will be assessed if the amount in full is paid by the due date. If it is not, finance charges will be assessed on the purchase price from the date of purchase at a variable APR of 22.99% (as of Nov. 6, 2008, subject to market changes). A minimum monthly payment of 3% of the balance is required and payments can be as low as $58.94/month. Other financing options are available. Call for details.*$200 offer ($100 per eye) may not be combined with other promotional offers, and treatment must be completed by 7/31/09. Additional 5% savings may still be obtained if you are enrolled in a participating health or vision plan. LasikPlus® nationwide procedure volume based on aggregating all LasikPlus® affiliated surgeon procedures. Other financing options are available. Call for details.

ii. Surgeons are independent doctors of ophthalmology providing services for LasikPlus. In most states, businesses not exclusively owned by physicians are prohibited from practicing medicine. In those states, LasikPlus and LasikPlus Vision Center exclusively provide management services to affiliated physician practices. For those states, references in this advertisement to LasikPlus or LasikPlus Vision Center are not intended to suggest that LasikPlus or LasikPlus Vision Center provide medical services.

iii. The cost of a Traditional LASIK with Lifetime procedure in San Diego, Fresno, San Francisco,  Sacramento and San Jose is $1499 per eye. No finance charges will be assessed if the amount in full is paid by the due date. If it is not, finance charges will be assessed on the purchase price from the date of purchase at a variable APR of 22.23% (as of May 1, 2008, subject to market changes). A minimum monthly payment of 3% of the balance is required and your payment for LASIK can be $90 per month for a  Traditional LASIK with Lifetime procedure. Call for details.  Dr. Randa Garrana is the owner and Medical Director of LasikPlus of Southern California and  LasikPlus of Fresno  (FNP #37527, #37526 respectively). Dr. George Simon is the owner and Medical Director of LasikPlus Vision Center Medical Group (FNP # 36857). James Abrams is the owner and Medical Director of LasikPlus of Sacramento (FNP #37530). Dr. James Abrams is the owner and Medical Director of LasikPlus of San Jose (FNP #37528).

iv. FL Residents The patient and any other person responsible for payment has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payment or be reimbursed for payment for any service, examination or treatment that is performed as a result of and within 72 hours of responding to the advertisement for the free, discounted fee or reduced fee service, examination or treatment. In most states, businesses not exclusively owned by physicians are prohibited from practicing medicine.