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An accumulation of blood beneath the conjunctiva, the clear membrane covering the white part of the eye.

A very slim film of water and other chemicals riding on topmost of the epithelium that lubricates the front of the eye.

To determine the shape of cornea, a topographical map of the surface of the eye.

A contact lens or an intraocular lens implant that is designed to correct astigmatism.

The best possible vision a person can attain without corrective lenses.

Designed to precisely measure the visual capacity of the cornea, a wavefront device transmits a safe ray of light into the eye.

A specialized technology designed to create a 3-D map of the eye’s visual system.

Correction of Farsightedness with Lasik Surgery Myopia is the name for not being able to see things clearly when they are far away. People can have many levels of this condition making it vital to see an experienced Lasik surgery expert to see if you are a candidate for Lasik eye surgery or some other […]

We often see questions from prospective patients about whether people can see LASIK scars, or if LASIK is noticeable? Seeing visible signs of the procedure are concerns people have when wanting to look his or her best. Permanent changes are important to LASIK patients, so we discuss the answer below. Is LASIK noticeable? The short answer […]

The Pros and Cons of LASIK Eye Surgery at Manhattan LASIK Center Everyone has heard of LASIK surgery, but most people do not know what it entails. LASIK eye surgery has benefits and disadvantages just like any type of medical procedure. Below read the Pros and Cons of Lasik Eye Surgery; see if you think […]