January 03, 2010 @ 06:45 PM — by unknown
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Laser vision correction is an incredibly advanced laser eye surgery that has helped millions of people get rid of their glasses and contact lenses. Lasik is the most popular laser vision correction procedure and it pairs a flap making in the superficial layers of the cornea followed by the lasik vision correction under the flap. With lasik, visual recovery is quick and the healing time is short and painless. There are different types of lasik and it is important that you pick the most advanced lasik procedure. The ilasik or bladeless custom lasik, the flap is made the a laser called Intralase instead of the older blade machines. The vision correction is custom meaning the laser uses customvue wavescan to get a custom fingerprint of your vision that precisely aligns to your eye using iris registration, automatic centering and automatic tracking. The eye doctors and eye surgeons at North Shore eye Care in Smithtown New York in Suffolk county of Long Island only do bladeless custom lasik and only use the most advanced procedure available. Many doctors do non-custom laser vision correction with blades, but the board certified lasik surgeons at our Smithtown New york practice, Dr. Jeffrey Martin, Dr. Larry Zweibel and Dr. John Mauro do all custom and all blade free lasik. This turns out the best results possible for our patients with nearsightedness or myopia, farsightedness or hyperopia, as well as astigmatism. Dr. Jeff Martin and Dr. Zweibel, both Top Doctors in the New York Metro Area by Castle Connolly ltd have been doing laser eye surgery for over 10 years and have thousands of satisfied lasik patients. Our patients are the main source of our continued success and we are proud of that fact.
In Long Island in Suffolk and Nassau Counties, we see patients from smithtown, nesconset, saint james, kings park, islip, islandia, hauppauge, lake grove, bohemia, ronkonkoma, holtsville, holbrook, lindenhurst, rockville center, commack, stony brook, setauket, and port jefferson.