At North Shore eye care in smithtown new york in long island, we have three board certified lasik specialists that work to give every patient the best laser eye surgery result.  We offer free lasik consultations and the eye surgeon that performs your lasik is the doctor you see through the entire process.

Patients are rightly concerned when having lasik surgery that they will be receiving the latest technological advances.  When having ILasik surgery patients can be assured that they will be getting the very latest innovations associated with this procedure.

North Shore eye care is a leader in laser vision correction in the smithtown new york area in long island.  Our board certified lasik surgeons specialize in bladeless custom lasik and custom lasek.  Some candidates are better suited for lasek and this blog will explain the differences.

Many patients are fearful of lasik laser eye surgery.  The lasik surgeons at North Shore Eye care in smithtown new york in long island understand this and help our patients get through the fear.  We offer three excellent board certified eye surgeons with years of experience and also offer only the very best in technology and technique in lasik.  We perform only ilasik which is bladeless custom lasik.

Lasik surgery has been very successful in the long island new york region.  The decision to have laser vision correction is a difficult one and you want to make sure that you use the best eye doctors possible.  North Shore Eye Care in Smithtown New York is that eye care practice.

Bladeless custom lasik or ilasik in our smithtown new york patients in long island has been a great improvement in laser vision correction on long island.  Our board certified lasik doctors do their best to approach each patient individually by their eye exam and age.  We are leaders  in lasik laser eye surgery for that reason.

At North Shore Eye Care in Smithtown new york in long island, we take care of patients of all ages.  When a patient decides to have bladeless custom lasik or ilasik over the age of 40, they have to be prepared to still use reading glasses unless monovision is used.   Monovision is the process of doing lasik on one eye for distance and one eye for close.  Many long island patients do not tolerate monovision that well and therefore, we are more inclined to do straight distance lasik and have our patients use magnifiers for near.