Columbia, S.C, Feb 19, 2019— Dependence on eyeglasses, or contact lenses due to nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism can be a challenge. But, these can be changed with Lasik correction procedures. The most common method is laser vision correction which reshapes the cornea to adjust the eye’s focusing ability. There is no universal method that works for everyone, so the best approach is to find a clinic and have a thorough examination with an Ophthalmologist who will discuss the best options available.


Dr. Beau T. Bryan of The Eye Center in South Carolina specializes in laser eye correction. Dr. Bryan excelled in ophthalmology residency at Texas A&M/Scott and White Eye Institute in Temple, TX. He has some of the highest examination scores in the country and has a passion for providing the best surgical eye care for patients. Dr. Bryan is a member of the of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the Christian Ophthalmology Society.

According to Dr. Bryan, the most common procedures for laser vision correction are methods such as Advanced Surface Treatment and Epi-Lasik which reshapes your cornea for enhanced vision. An alternative option is Implantable Collamer® Lens (ICL) which is a procedure that uses a contact lens inside of the eye.

The Eye Center in South Carolina performs laser correction using the Visx STAR S4 Excimer Laser which is the most state-of-the-art technology available in the United States. The benefits are that the lasers are ergonomically combined and optimized to give patients comfort and peace of mind and physician efficiency while performing the corrective procedure.

Benefits:
• Eliminates dilation.
• Minimizes thermal effects on the cornea.
• Eliminates laser tracks on the natural pupil.
• Adjusts for patient movement to improve accuracy.
• Maximizes ophthalmologist’s efficiency with ease of use and ergonomics.

Lasik is proven to be safe and effective in changing the quality of people’s lives. Complications with Lasik is less than one percent. It is a painless procedure as the surgeon uses anesthetic numbing eye drops and the recovery time is typically quick and painless.

To find out more about Lasik eye services or to schedule an appointment, reach out to the doctors at The Eye Center at TheEyeCenterSC.com.

About The Eye Center
The Eye Center is the leading refractive practice in South Carolina, providing full service eye care and specializing in Refractive Surgery – Lasik, AST, PRK, PRELEX, as well as Corneal Transplant and Cataract Surgery.