Imagine Ditching Your Glasses…

LASIK eye surgery is one of the most popular elective surgeries in the United States, with approximately 10 million Americans having tried it and 96% of patients satisfied with the outcome. Could it be the right choice for you?

To learn more, call or visit Chang Eye Group, a professional laser eye center Canonsburg, PA locals can rely on, today.

Why LASIK?

You put up with wearing eyeglasses and contact lenses, but it’s annoying. Yearly prescription costs, foggy glasses, irritated eyes, having to constantly order more lenses...

Not to mention that your poor vision affects your life in a thousand different ways. From not being able to read your alarm clock to struggling with swimming or never being able to see in the shower, you know things could be easier.

You’d like to live your life without having to wear glasses permanently. Without worrying about falling asleep in your contacts. Without having to clean your lenses each day.

And you’d love to be able to watch your kids play soccer with ease. To look up and be able to see the leaves on the trees. To go on vacation and really, truly enjoy the view.

LASIK surgery can help you get those things. It’s the most common form of laser eye surgery in North America, is performed without any blades, and takes less than 15 minutes to correct the vision in both eyes.

For patients suffering from nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism, LASIK is often the best option to restore their eyesight health.

Most patients return to work and their normal daily activities after a 24-hour recovery period. And the day after their surgery, they’re usually amazed to see the world around them more clearly than they have done in years!

Contact us today to schedule an appointment. We strive to be a quality laser eye center Pittsburgh, PA residents can recommend!

How Exactly Does LASIK Work?

LASIK stands for “laser-assisted in-situ keratomileusis”, and it works by slightly changing the shape of your eye’s cornea according to your individual vision correction needs.

During surgery, a tiny flap is created to expose your cornea, and a computer-controlled laser emits cool pulses of ultraviolet light to reshape your cornea. After your procedure when light hits your eye, your cornea will properly project light onto your retina so you are able to see images clearly.

• Both eyes can be corrected in the same appointment, discomfort is minimal, and numbing eye drops ensure that you don’t experience pain. The next day, your vision should be significantly improved!