LASIK San Antonio

If you are like the thousands of Americans who undergo a vision correction procedure every year, you know that a life of clear vision without the hassle of glasses and contacts would be a tremendous benefit.  Glasses tend to get dirty, lost, or broken, especially for those who like to participate in sports and other outdoor activities. Some people simply don't like the way they look in glasses, and what's more, they don't like the way they see in them.

Just like glasses, contact lenses have limitations as well: daily maintenance, recurring cost, cleaning, and care.  If contacts aren't cared for properly, they have the potential to put the eye at risk of severe infections and scarring.  For some people, contacts simply aren't comfortable in the eye. 

ICL surgery in San Antonio (also referred to as implantable contact lenses or Visian ICLs) is the best option for many patients seeking to live and see life uninhibited.

ICL's are made of a biocompatible material that is in sync with your body chemistry, specifically designed to make you see your best and reduce or eliminate your need for glasses and contacts. If you want to see life uninhibited, call our office today for a free consultation at 210-615-9358

We offer several financing/payment plans for you to choose from. Please inquire about our financing options through CareCredit, which may make laser vision correction available to you with easy monthly payments.

We offer one of the most competitive LASIK financing programs in San Antonio and welcome you to schedule a complimentary consultation to learn how much LASIK eye surgery will cost for you. We also offer other vision correction procedures such as Visian ICL and PRK that are easy to pay with financing as well.

The Advanced Ocular Analysis (AOA) is a state-of-the-art vision evaluation that utilizes the latest in imaging technology of the eyes. With this advanced combination of diagnostic eye scans, we are able to view and digitally save a comprehensive look at the health of the rods and cones in your retina, all the way through to the optics of your eyes and their ability to focus.

Using this diagnostic information and what some have called an "MRI-like analysis of the eyes", we are able to help you determine which procedure or procedures fit you best. And because we care about your eye health not only in the short term, but especially in the long term, the AOA also includes a customized Lifetime Vision Plan that will be developed during an in-person consultation with one of our surgeons, tailored to your unique visual needs and desires for today and into the future.