Laser Blended Vision

Are You Ready to Throw Away Your Reading Glasses?

What is Presbyopia?

Presbyopia is a condition of the eye that leads to the gradual loss of the ability to see things up close. As we age, the lens inside our eyes becomes less elastic and cannot change shape as easily. This makes it difficult to read or focus on objects that are near or close. The inability to quickly change focus, from near to far and vice versa, is another aspect of this condition.

Presbyopia is a natural part of the aging process. People in their 40s and 50s slowly lose their ability to see things up close, without using reading glasses. As time goes on, we need to increase the strength and quality of the lenses in our reading glasses. Laser Blended Vision may benefit you, if you have presbyopia.

How Laser Blended Vision Correction Can Help You

With Laser Blended Vision, one eye (usually the dominant, or stronger, eye) is corrected for distance, and the other eye (non-dominant) is corrected for close vision. This type of surgery is a milder correction and is more of a compromise, but it ultimately allows the patient to see both near and far.

Either LASIK and PRK can be used in laser blended vision to allow the patient to see more clearly at all distances.

After the surgery, your dominant eye’s ability to focus on a distant and intermediate-range will be improved. Your non-dominant eye's ability to focus on the near and intermediate visual fields will also be enhanced.

Laser blended vision is a safe and effective way to improve your vision. With minimal side effects and little to no recovery time, this procedure can help you finally get the clear and youthful eyesight you deserve.

How Much Does A Laser Blended Vision Procedure Cost?

The cost of laser blended vision depends on a number of factors, including your eye health and the specific vision correction procedure used. On average, laser blended vision typically costs between $1000 and $2500 per eye. To find out more about the cost of laser blended vision and to determine if you are eligible for this procedure, contact us today!

What Are The Benefits Of Laser Blended Vision?

Improved Vision at All Distances

This procedure corrects both nearsightedness and farsightedness, allowing you to see clearly at all distances without the need for glasses or contact lenses.

Minimal Side Effects

Patients report little to no negative side effects. Some possible side effects include dry eyes, inflammation of the cornea, and halos or glare around bright lights. But these side effects are usually temporary and should resolve on their own.

Very Little Pain or Discomfort is Felt During the Procedure

Most patients say they feel very little or no pain during the procedure. They may feel pressure on their eyes, but this is usually the only sensation.

It’s A Quick Procedure

The laser blended vision procedure typically takes just a few minutes to complete. This makes it one of the fastest and most convenient laser vision correction procedures available.

Quick Recovery Time

There is very little downtime afterwards, so you can return to your normal activities right away.

Safe and Effective

Laser blended vision has been clinically proven to be a safe and effective way to improve your vision. So if you are looking to say goodbye to glasses or contacts forever, contact us today to learn more about whether laser blended vision is right for you.

Have Your Eyesight Issues Corrected With Laser Blended Vision Today!

Contact Us For More Information on Laser Blended Vision

If you are interested in laser vision correction and want to find out if Laser Blended Vision is a good option for you, contact us for a consultation today.

We will be able to assess your eyes and determine if this procedure is the right choice for you.

With Laser Blended Vision, you can say goodbye to glasses and contacts forever!

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604-337-6558

Achieve 20/20 vision through laser eye surgery in Vancouver today. Our competent team will be ready to work with you before, during, and after your eye surgery.

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