Looking to ditch the glasses or contacts but worried about the upfront cost of LASIK? Here at LasikPlus, we understand that vision correction surgery is an investment. That’s why we offer a variety of financing options to make LASIK affordable for everyone.

Financing for Every Budget:

• Guaranteed Financing: We’re proud to offer guaranteed financing options (restrictions may apply) to qualified patients.
• CareCredit: This popular healthcare credit card allows you to spread out the cost of LASIK into manageable monthly payments.
• In-House Financing: Our PremierPay plan provides convenient financing options directly through LasikPlus.

Flexible Payment Options:

• Credit Card: Use your existing credit card to take advantage of rewards programs.
• FSA, HSA, or HRA: Many employers offer these tax-advantaged accounts that can be used for qualified medical expenses, including LASIK.

The LASIK procedure typically takes around 10 to 15 minutes. It’s important to note that the actual laser treatment time is usually only a matter of seconds, as the laser is used to reshape the cornea. However, you should plan to spend a couple of hours at the center on the day of your procedure to allow for pre-operative preparations, such as numbing eye drops, and post-operative assessments to ensure everything went smoothly. The specific timeline and details of your custom bladeless LASIK procedure will be discussed with you during your consultation.

During the bladeless LASIK procedure, you will receive numbing eye drops to ensure your comfort. As a result, most patients experience little to no pain or discomfort during the procedure. LASIK aims to gently reshape the cornea by treating minuscule tissue sections using a precise laser. Throughout the process, the LASIK surgeon ensures patient comfort. It is important to follow the post-operative care instructions provided by your surgeon to ensure a smooth recovery and minimize any discomfort. Read More

In most cases, LASIK is considered an elective procedure and is not covered by insurance. However, we recommend contacting your insurance provider to determine if they offer any coverage or reimbursement for LASIK surgery. Our team can also provide guidance on potential financing options to make LASIK more affordable for you. Learn More

LASIK recovery time can vary from person to person, but in general, most patients can expect to return to their normal activities within a few days.

It’s important to note that each individual’s healing process may vary, and some patients may experience faster or slower recovery times. Your surgeon will provide specific post-operative instructions and monitor your progress during follow-up appointments to ensure a successful recovery.

When considering laser vision correction, you may encounter two popular options: LASIK and SMILE. Both procedures offer the potential for improved vision, but they differ in their techniques and suitability for various individuals.

LASIK:

• Process: A flap is created on the cornea, and a laser reshapes the underlying tissue.
• Advantages: Extensive research and high success rates, effective for nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.
• Disadvantages: May not be suitable for those with dry eyes or extreme prescriptions.

SMILE:

• Process: A small lenticule of corneal tissue is removed beneath the surface.
• Advantages: Less invasive, potentially lower risk of dry eye, suitable for some with dry eyes or higher prescriptions.
• Disadvantages: Newer procedure with less extensive research, may not be suitable for farsightedness.

Ultimately, the best choice depends on your unique circumstances. Consult with an ophthalmologist to discuss your options and determine which procedure is most suitable for you.

LASIK is suitable for many individuals. During your consultation, our LASIK specialist will conduct a comprehensive eye examination to evaluate your candidacy for LASIK surgery. They will discuss your individual case and determine the most suitable vision correction options for you. Here are some factors that may determine your candidacy for LASIK surgery:

• Healthy corneas
• Not have an active eye disease
• Stable prescription: Candidates for LASIK should have a stable vision prescription for at least one year before the surgery.
• Age: LASIK is typically recommended for individuals over 18 years old, as their vision should have stabilized by this time.
• Good overall eye health: Candidates should have healthy eyes, free from any significant eye conditions or diseases.
• Sufficient corneal thickness: LASIK requires a certain amount of corneal tissue to safely reshape the cornea. A thorough examination will determine if you have sufficient corneal thickness for the procedure. During your consultation at our LASIK Eye Surgery Center in San Antonio, TX, our surgeons will conduct a comprehensive eye examination to evaluate your candidacy for LASIK surgery. They will discuss your individual case and determine the most suitable vision correction options for you.Discover if LASIK is the right fit for you by taking our Candidacy quiz.
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