What is LASIK and should you have LASIK in Philadelphia?

LASIK is a vision correction technique that uses the laser to reshape the cornea to obtain a 2020 vision. The process corrects refractive errors and eliminates the need for glasses or contact lenses. Yes, of course, Philadelphia has world-class LASIK centers and surgeons. Our LASIK success rate is very high, and we aim to help Philadelphia residents get back their active lifestyle. Imagine playing basketball, swimming, or reading a newspaper without glasses.

What refractive errors LASIK can Treat?

LASIK can significantly treat myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. If you live in Philadelphia and have either of these vision problems, it is now easy to get a 2020 vision with LASIK. The process is bladeless and painless with a quick healing time.

The LASIK works in 2 steps. In the first step, a micron-thin flap is created in the cornea, which takes a few seconds. In the second step, a computer-guided excimer laser is used to reshape the cornea to correct the refractive errors.

What LASIK Technologies we offer in Philadelphia?

Presently Columbus LASIK Vision offers Traditional LASIK, Wavefront LASIK, Contoura Vision, LAHAyeSIK, and PRK.

How do you find best LASIK Philadelphia?

There are so many LASIK Centers in Philadelphia, to finalize one is not an easy job for oneself. Apart from the Latest equipment, state-of-the-art technology, and a modern facility, what makes us better than the other LASIK centers in Philadelphia is Dr. Columbus’s expertise and experience. He always does one of one consultation with the patients, providing utmost care pre-and postprocedure. Please read what our patients say on our website or Google My Business listings! We are rated as a top LASIK Center in Philadelphia.

Not sure if you are a LASIK Candidate?

If you live in Philadelphia, please schedule a consultation with us to evaluate your eligibility to undergo the LASIK procedure. Our process of evaluation of your eligibility for LASIK is detailed. If you are not a LASIK candidate, we’ll suggest what LASIK alternatives can be the right fit for you. A few LASIK Candidate Evaluation points Include: Measuring the Corneal thickness, Measuring the pupil size, Eye health and vision evaluation, History of vision

What is the LASIK Healing / Recovery Time?

Patients are to rest for a while right after the procedure and requested to have someone take them home as they cannot drive after the surgery. Care instructions are given to the patients for proper care. Patients get back to their routine life within a couple of days without any discomfort. There are Post-surgery checkups scheduled to make sure the healing process is perfect! If you live in Philadelphia or the surrounding area and would like to know more about LASIK or our LASIK Center, please schedule an appointment in any of our convenient center locations. Our vision is to provide an affordable yet top-quality LASIK experience. Call us today at 1-866-600-3937.

How do you finance LASIK in Philadelphia? How does it work with Insurance?

We accept most of the insurance plans for full or partial reimbursement. Consult your health plan to check the eligibility. You may also be able to use FSA and HSA to pay for your surgery. We offer multiple LASIK financing options for Philadelphia residents. Visit our Financing page for more details on insurance and financing LASIK.

Quality LASIK AFFORDABLE at $825 per eye - Columbus Lasik Vision Centers

We offer Quality LASIK at $999 per eye at Columbus Lasik Vision! We have been providing LASIK to the many residents of Reading / Wyomissing PA over the years.

We offer the MOST AFFORDABLE prices in the Reading / Wyomissing area with our prices SIGNIFICANTLY MORE THE THAN 50% LOWER than other LASIK centers in the area. Dr Columbus also provides superior laser vision technology for his Reading / Wyomissing patients to achieve them BEST level of vision for ALL his Reading / Wyomissing PA patients!

Dr. Columbus is the ONLY LASIK provider in the Reading / Wyomissing PA area offering the LATEST & NEWEST laser technology called wavefront “flying spot” technology! The flying spot lasers results in very crisp and crystal clear visions for all our Reading / Wyomissing PA patients with many describing it as “HIGH DEFINITION” vision. Most of Reading / Wyomissing PA patients achieve 20/15 to 20/10 visions most of the time with our patients seeing the MOST clearest than EVER! While other LASIK centers charge an EXPENSIVE $5000 to $6000 to our Reading /Wyomissing PA patients, our prices are significantly LESSER to fit ones budget.

Most of our Reading / Wyomissing PA chose to have LASIK rather than other LASIK providers in their areas due to Dr. Columbus vast knowledge in laser vision correction. Dr Columbus is proud and happy that the residents of Reading / Wyomissing PA chose himself over the others and appreciates all his patients compliments and feel proud in giving them the gift of clear sight without any visual aids!

If you are a Reading / Wyomissing PA patient and have an interest in having Wavefront Optimized LASIK performed, feel free to call our office at 1-866-600-3937 to schedule a consultation or apply online. It’s that SIMPLE!

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.

Quality LASIK AFFORDABLE at $825 per eye! Columbus Lasik Vision

About the Author: Dr. William Columbus

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