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Procedure guides
Reviewed by Rajesh Khanna, MD
Start here for each procedure, then dive into related articles.
Laser vision correction
Flapless SMILE, LASIK, surface treatments, and how options compare when you want to reduce or end dependence on glasses and contacts.
SMILE laser
Minimally invasive laser correction for nearsightedness and astigmatism, often with a gentle recovery profile.
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LASIK
Proven laser vision correction for many prescriptions; learn how candidacy and recovery typically work.
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- Is LASIK the right solution for nearsightedness?
- Six leading advantages of LASIK
- Studies show LASIK vs. contact lenses
SuperLASIK & ASA (surface)
Surface-based options when corneal anatomy or lifestyle makes flap-based LASIK less ideal.
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Compare options
Side-by-side context for SMILE, LASIK, ICL, and presbyopia-correcting paths so you can ask better questions at consultation.
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Lens-based solutions
Implantable lenses and lens replacement approaches for higher prescriptions, presbyopia, and cataract-level changes—not everyone is a laser candidate.
EVO ICL
A reversible, additive lens for many patients with nearsightedness and astigmatism who want excellent quality of vision.
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PIE (presbyopic implants)
Modern lens strategies to restore range of vision for patients dealing with presbyopia and cataract changes.
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Robotic laser cataract surgery
Precision lens surgery planning and execution when it is time to address the cataract and upgrade vision.
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Which lens is right?
How we match lens technology to your goals, lifestyle, and eye measurements.
Specialty eye care
Focused treatments for keratoconus, ocular surface disease, growths, and lid problems—beyond routine laser vision correction.
CXL for keratoconus
Corneal cross-linking to strengthen the cornea and reduce progressive thinning in keratoconus.
CTAK for keratoconus
Advanced keratoconus care pathway when topography and progression call for a tailored surgical plan.
Pterygium surgery
Removal and surface restoration when a growth affects comfort, cosmesis, or vision.
Dry eye solutions
Diagnostics and treatments that improve comfort and stable vision—especially before surgery.
Chalazion treatment
When a stubborn lid bump needs more than warm compresses, we offer advanced in-office options.
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