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Why Choose Dr. Manger:
A World-Class LASIK Expert
Dr. Manger is one of the most experienced LASIK surgeons in the world. Patients travel from all over the globe to have LASIK surgery by Dr. Manger in Orange county because of his reputation as a world leader in LASIK, as well as for the excellent visual results he gives his LASIK patients. Dr. Manger utilizes the most advanced LASIK technology available, having eight different lasers, and has a caring, professional staff who will be with you every step of the way.
Results: 99.7%
99.7% of Dr. Manger’s patients see 20/20 or better- and the other 0.3% are happily seeing 20/30!
Experience:
Dr. Manger has personally performed over 93,000 LASIK procedures since 1996. He is the only LASIK surgeon at Saddleback Eye Center in Orange County.
Expertise: The Only LASIK Expert
Dr. Manger performs LASIK surgery 5 days a week, 49 weeks per year. His practice is 100% committed to LASIK only. Dr. Manger is the only LASIK surgeon in Southern California who has one office, one surgeon, one specialty- LASIK only- which allows him and his expertly trained staff to attend to every patient’s needs before, during, and after the LASIK procedure.
Meet The Staff Who Have Had LASIK By Dr. Manger
“Goodbye contacts!”
Melanie is a Patient Counselor. She had LASIK with Dr. Manger in 2019 and had such a great result that she referred both her dad and husband.
“I was previously told I was not a candidate!”
Hayley is a Patient Counselor and had LASIK in 2019. Her boyfriend saw how happy she was after LASIK that he got it done himself!”
“No more reading glasses!”
Carol is a Patient Counselor and had LASIK 20 years ago and since then she has referred 3 cousins, son, nephew, niece, neighbors, and several friends to Dr. Manger.
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“Dr. Manger is the only one I’d trust for my family”
Dr. Nguyen is our Staff Optometrist and although he doesn’t need LASIK for himself, he referred his brother, 2 nieces, 2 nephews, and several friends.
“My family deserves the best, and that’s Dr. Manger”
Jessica is our Social Media Manager and although she doesn’t need LASIK, she referred both her mom and dad to get their vision corrected by Dr. Manger.
“No more astigmatism!”
Laurie is the Director of Communications and had LASIK in 2015. She was so pleased with her result that she referred her brother, 4 cousins, and 9 close friends!
“24 years later, still 20/20”
Linda is our Practice Administrator and had LASIK by Dr. Manger 24 years ago! She is still seeing 20/20 and referred her husband, daughter, dad, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, aunt, uncle, step-daughter and many friends.
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What Is Wavefront LASIK?
Wavefront LASIK surgery is a type of laser eye surgery that uses a special wavefront machine to map the surface of your eye. This information is then used to create a custom treatment plan for your surgery. Wavefront LASIK is often referred to as “custom” or “bladeless” LASIK because it offers a more individualized approach to treatment than traditional LASIK. It eliminates imperfections beyond hyperopia, myopia, and astigmatism. The unit used to measure visual correction is called the Diopter. With wavefront LASIK, your doctor can measure visual correction to 0.01 Diopters, whereas with the traditional LASIK, they can only measure 0.25 Diopters.
What if My Vision Changes After LASIK?
Your vision may change after LASIK surgery due to various reasons. First, your vision may change if the initial problem that had affected your vision progresses. Age could also affect your vision years after LASIK because of a natural eye change called presbyopia that occurs as we age. It causes your lens to become less flexible and reduces your ability to focus on close objects. Most people who get LASIK done remain satisfied with their vision for ten years or more. If your vision deteriorates for other reasons after your first procedure, you may do LASIK enhancement or LASIK retreatment, depending on how much tissue was left after the first procedure
Can I Get Rid of My Glasses After LASIK?
Most people can get rid of their glasses after LASIK surgery. However, it is important to remember that LASIK is not a cure for all vision problems. While LASIK offers tremendous results, some people may still need to use glasses or contact lenses for certain activities, such as driving at night or reading fine print. Being completely free from glasses will depend on factors such as your age, prescription strength, and type of refractive error. If you are under 40 years, you can generally expect to get rid of your contacts or glasses, but if you are over 40, your surgeon will talk to you about managing presbyopia. If you have a lower prescription strength, you will have a higher chance of being glasses-free. If you have a high degree of myopia, you will likely still need reading glasses even after the surgery.
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*Offer limited to 10 free LASIK exams per day. Regular fee schedule available at time of consultation. $200 exam fee will apply to patients who have had any previous eye surgery. This fee will be applied towards surgical procedure.
On occasion, the Intralase procedure cannot be performed on a patient due to various eye conditions such as corneal scarring, small orbits or previous refractive surgeries. In these cases, PRK may be considered as an alternative to LASIK.
Cannot be combined with other offers or insurance. LASIK $1,950-$3,350 per eye. $800 discount when LASIK is performed on both eyes. Single-eye LASIK procedures receive a $400 discount.
Receive an additional $250 discount per eye when you have your LASIK exam and LASIK procedure done on the same day. Regular fee schedule available at time of examination. Cannot be redeemed for cash. Certificate has no cash value.
LASIK is a surgical procedure intended to reduce and potentially eliminate your need for glasses or contact lenses. As with all surgical procedures, there are risks that will be discussed with you prior to having your procedure. These risks include, but are not limited to fluctuating vision, visual symptoms like glare or haloes around lights, dry eyes that require eye drops, and the occasional need for a retreatment.
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