Vision Correction Procedures
Presby LASIK Surgery
Presby LASIK is a specialized LASIK procedure designed to correct presbyopia, an age-related condition that affects near vision. This advanced treatment reshapes the cornea to create multiple focal points, allowing for clear vision at varying distances—both near and far. Presby LASIK can reduce or eliminate the need for reading glasses, making it an excellent option for those over 40 experiencing difficulty with close-up tasks.
Is Presby LASIK Surgery Right for You?
Presby LASIK may be the perfect option if you’re over 40 and experiencing presbyopia, the age-related loss of near vision.
It’s designed for individuals who want to reduce or eliminate the need for reading glasses while maintaining clear vision at all distances.
If you have trouble with close-up tasks or are tired of relying on bifocals or readers, Presby LASIK could be a great solution.
Dr. Nancy Tanchel
LASIK Surgeon
Benefits of
Presby LASIK Surgery
- Restores Near & Distance Vision
- Reduce Dependence on Glasses
- Safe & Minimally Invasive
Schedule a consultation at Liberty Laser Eye Center to find out if Presby LASIK is right for you!
Liberty Laser Eye
Six Facts About LASIK Surgery
Quick Procedure
LASIK surgery typically takes less than 30 minutes to complete, with most of the time spent on preparation.
Fast Recovery
Many patients experience improved vision within 24-48 hours and can resume normal activities in just a few days.
Permanent Vision Correction
LASIK offers long-lasting results by permanently reshaping the cornea to correct vision problems like nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.
Painless
Anesthetic eye drops are used to ensure the procedure is painless.
High Success Rate
LASIK surgery has an over 99% success rate.
All-Laser Technology
Modern LASIK procedures use advanced all-laser techniques, eliminating the need for blades, which enhances precision and safety for patients.
LASIK vs. PRK
Which Procedure Is
Right for You?
Both procedures offer similar long-term vision correction results, and we can help determine which is best for you.
- Creates a small flap in the cornea for reshaping.
- Faster recovery time, with minimal discomfort.
- Ideal for patients with stable prescriptions and thicker corneas.
- Removes the outer layer of the cornea instead of creating a flap.
- Longer recovery period, but suitable for patients with thinner corneas.
- Great option for individuals with certain eye conditions or lifestyle needs.