Lasik for astigmatism? Is it possible? Yes. As a matter of fact, recent improvements in lasers let many people with large diopter astigmatisms have successful Lasik surgery in one treatment with Wavefront Lasik.

Lasik eye surgery for astigmatism

During your treatment, the Lasik surgeon can use his or her skills and the latest equipment to correct astigmatism. Changing the curvature of the cornea allows light to enter the eyes at the precise angle necessary for perfect vision. The procedure is not painful, and the person often returns to normal activities within two weeks or so.

Lasik for astigmatism makes the cornea more even instead of oblong. These changes permanently fix the issue with blurriness and trouble seeing close up or far away. You may end up with more lines of sight.

Columbus Lasik Vision has decades of experience and tens of thousands of happy clients. Lasik eye surgery for astigmatism is something we perform regularly. Our team has the experience and caring nature to help you find the path to better vision with more freedom. We are Philadelphia’s most trusted Lasik center offering all-inclusive pricing, flexible payment options, and the most revolutionary technologies to ensure you get the best results.

About the Author: Dr. William Columbus

Dr. William F. Columbus, known as Dr. Bill, is the founder and surgical director at Columbus LASIK Vision, with over 40,000 LASIK procedures performed. A graduate of Scranton University and Penn State University Medical Center, he completed his ophthalmology training at Nassau County Medical Center and a fellowship in cornea and refractive surgery at Cornell Medical Center. With centers in Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Wilkes-Barre, Dr. Columbus offers state-of-the-art LASIK at competitive prices. Trusted by colleagues, patients, and even his own family, Dr. Bill is committed to delivering life-changing vision correction with precision, care, and expertise.