Determine if You are a Candidate
Take the on-line self-evaluation test, or schedule a free consultation at Wright Vision Center. Once it has been determined that you are a candidate, a Wright Vision Center staff member will sit down and discuss payment and financing options with you. At first glance LASIK seems expensive but 0% financing for up to 18 months payment plans can bring the numbers down quickly into comfortable ranges, usually equal to the daily cost of a cup of coffee. For more information see our Payment and Pricing page.
Pre-Operative Exam
Once you have scheduled your LASIK procedure, you will undergo an extensive 90 minute exam. This exam supplies us with all the additional data to provide you with a fully customized treatment. We will also provide you with informed consent documents and all your post-operative care instructions. Our goal is to answer every question you may have by the end of your pre-op exam.
Surgery Day
You should arrive 45 minutes prior to your surgery. Upon check-in, we will review and have you sign a consent form and handle payment for the procedure. If you are nervous, we will provide relaxation medication. We will then re-check your examination results for final accuracy before treatment. The actual LASIK procedure only takes about 5 minutes per eye. You will not be able to drive immediately after the procedure so make sure you have someone available to take you home afterwards.
Post- Operative Care
Included in the cost of your LASIK procedure at Wright Vision Center are a series of post-operative exams, the first of which will be on the day following your procedure. The remainder of these follow up exams will be at one-week, one month, three months, six months, and one year after your procedure. These are provided at no additional charge. You’ll be happy to know that most patients drive themselves to their exam the day after their procedure! You may notice during the brief healing period that your vision fluctuates periodically and you may experience some mild dryness. The symptoms are normal and will disappear over time.
