1.4 million+ procedures nationwide
Clear vision,
by tomorrow morning.
Some of the most experienced LASIK surgeons in the country, clear pricing, and centers nationwide. Most patients see clearly within 24 hours.
Free consultation: in person, or virtual in as little as 20 minutes.
- 25+ years of laser vision correction
- 50+ centers located nationwide
- 20/20 or better for most patients
- Financing for all flexible payment options
Why patients choose us
We own our equipment and facilities, so savings pass to you, without compromising on surgeons or technology.
60-second check
Is LASIK right for you?
Most people who wear glasses or contacts are candidates. Answer a few quick questions to find out where you stand.
Priced differently,
on purpose.
We own everything
Our equipment and facilities are ours, so the savings pass straight to you, not a landlord or leasing company.
Financing everyone qualifies for
Guaranteed financing with payment plans that fit most budgets, often less per month than contacts and solution.
Lifetime Assurance Plan
We help you maintain your personal best vision for life, not just for the first year.
Real patients, real words
Questions, answered
LASIK (laser-assisted in-situ keratomileusis) is the most frequently performed laser vision correction procedure. It takes about 5–15 minutes, with minimal discomfort, a short recovery, and almost immediate results.
In general, you must be at least 18, with healthy eyes and a stable prescription for the last twelve months. Certain medical conditions and recent pregnancy can affect candidacy. The quiz above is a good first check, and a free consultation settles it for sure.
No: your LASIK journey can start with a simple 20-minute virtual consultation, where we learn about your vision and goals and customize your plan.
Most patients are surprised how comfortable it is. Anesthetic drops fully numb the eye; you may feel light pressure during correction. Afterward, eyes may feel irritated for a few hours, but most patients are comfortable after a short nap.
Many patients resume normal activities the following day, and most see clearly within 24–48 hours. Your doctor will recommend avoiding swimming and contact sports for several weeks.
