LASIK Consultation
LASIK in Hawley, PA
For people that wear eyeglasses or contact lenses, the idea of having 20/20 (or better) vision without the use of corrective lenses is immensely appealing. We are happy to provide consultations for LASIK in Hawley, PA to patients throughout the area.

Safe and effective for most prescriptions, LASIK is one of the most common surgical procedures performed in the United States. It is effective at correcting most refractive issues, such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism.
In most cases the procedure itself only takes about 10 minutes per eye. It is generally painless, though some postoperative discomfort is expected for a few days.
Interested in LASIK in Hawley, PA? A consultation is required in order to make sure you’re a candidate. Visit us for a detailed evaluation of your eye and its candidacy for refractive surgery.
Unfortunately, LASIK isn’t ideal for everyone. In order to achieve the best possible outcome, it’s important for us to perform the appropriate due diligence prior to providing you with a surgical referral.
During your consultation we will perform a comprehensive eye exam, looking at the shape and curvature of your cornea in particular. Some items we look for are:
- Past medical and ocular history, specifically looking for prior injuries or trauma that may complicate the procedure
- Corneal topography and corneal pachymetry, which measure the shape/curvature and thickness of the cornea (respectively)
- Confirmation of your prescription (validating the refractive error and severity)
- Measurement of pupil size and tear production
- Assessment of overall eye health
- LASIK – Laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis – A small flap is created (via a microkeratome) on the cornea, exposing the underlying tissue. A laser is then used to reshape the lens and correct the refractive issue.
- PRK – Photoreactive keratectomy – This differs from LASIK in that no flap is created. The laser reshapes the outer layer of the cornea.
- LASEK – Laser epithelial keratomileusis – This procedure is similar to PRK, though it differs in that an epithelial flap is created and an alcohol solution is applied to loosen the epithelial cells. The laser is then used to reshape the cornea.
- Burning/itching sensation
- Watery eyes, excessive tearing
- Mild pain
- Blurry/hazy vision
- Light sensitivity
- Red, bloodshot eyes
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