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Correction Procedures: phaser
Considerations
- PHASER is a permanent surgery to the lens. It cannot be reversed.
- The goal of PHASER is to reduce the dependence on eyeglasses and/or contact lenses, NOT to provide perfect or near perfect vision. While some patients may achieve perfect vision after refractive surgery, perfect vision should NOT BE EXPECTED.
- PHASER does not involve the use of a laser.
- Patients must understand all alternative methods for vision correction including LASIK, INTACS, PHASER, RK and AK surgery.
- Military personnel and applicants from other occupations where good uncorrected vision is a necessity should check with their superior prior to any refractive procedure to be sure that such procedure would not cause them to be ineligible for current or any future duties.
- It is often necessary to have both eyes treated to achieve a satisfactory result.
MORE INFORMATION
MORE INFORMATION
- what to expect during & after the procedure
- vision recovery statistics
- are you a candidate
- considerations
- contraindications
- adverse events
- costs & financing