Am I A Candidate For LASIK Eye Surgery?
How Do I Know If I'm A Candidate For LASIK?
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Are you 18 years of age or older?
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Has your glasses/contact lens prescription remained relatively stable or only changed slightly for the past year?
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Are you nearsighted, farsighted, or do you have astigmatism?
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Are you over 40 and wearing reading glasses or having difficulty seeing up close?
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Would you like to see clearly without glasses and contacts?
If you meet these basic criteria, you should schedule your LASIK exam, the medical field’s most comprehensive, 14-test diagnostic LASIK exam that takes approximately 2½ hours to complete. Don’t wait any longer to find out your LASIK eligibility — call us today at 877-351-3937 or schedule your free* LASIK exam online.
Have you been told you are not a good candidate for LASIK?
Because of improvements in technology and his extensive expertise, Dr. Manger can often treat patients who may have been turned down for LASIK in the past. In fact, half of the people who qualify for Dr. Manger’s All-Laser Custom LASIK have previously been told by their eye care professionals they could not have the procedure. Many times, eye doctors who do not perform LASIK surgery are not supportive of the procedure, and will tell patients that they are not good candidates for LASIK because they are farsighted, have astigmatism, need reading glasses, or because the eye doctor doesn’t want to lose them as a patient.
If you have been wondering, “Can I get LASIK?”, schedule your free* LASIK exam today to find out if LASIK is right for you. Your struggle with glasses and contacts may soon be over!
Schedule your free* LASIK exam online
Take the first step toward freedom from glasses and contacts Schedule your free* LASIK exam online and receive a certificate for special LASIK savings.
1. Click on date.
2. Select time from drop-down.
3. Fill in form and click SUBMIT.
Note: LASIK Exam Appointments Are Approx. 2 Hours Long
*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 $2,150-$3,550 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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