Custom LASIK
Millions of patients worldwide enjoy the benefits of clearer vision thanks to LASIK surgery. Traditional LASIK has proven wildly successful and enjoys an overwhelmingly positive reputation for its ability to free patients from the limits of glasses and contacts. Custom LASIK builds on the success of traditional LASIK and customizes each procedure to the finest details of a patient’s eyes.
Now ophthalmologists have the ability to correct far more than just simple nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. To discover custom LASIK for yourself, please contact Sacramento LASIK surgeon Dr. Stephen Wilmarth, MD today at (916) 850-3060 to schedule your personal consultation.
Every eye is unique, but eye doctors have successfully treated patients’ vision for decades using just a few basic corrections: nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Together, these three errors, or aberrations, account for the vast majority of vision imperfections. Fortunately, these are readily addressed with glasses, contacts, and traditional LASIK.
Custom LASIK allows us to go beyond these basic (“low-order”) aberrations to diagnose and treat what are known as high-order aberrations. High-order aberrations include imperfections that affect your vision but which, until recently, were impractical to diagnose, much less correct. With advancements in technology, we now have techniques allowing for the correction of vision problems such as:
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Double vision
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Starbursts
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Halos
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Poor night vision
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Other secondary effects
With custom LASIK, you’ll enjoy rich, crisp vision that is unrivaled, even with corrective lenses. Patients who opt for custom LASIK are more likely to experience:
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Fewer complications
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20/20 vision or better
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Night vision problems
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Fewer eyesight changes after the procedure
If this seems too good to be true, we’d love to show you just how amazing custom LASIK can be. To learn more, and to discover whether custom LASIK might be right for you, please call (916) 850-3060 to schedule an appointment with Sacramento LASIK surgeon Dr. Stephen Wilmarth, MD.