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What is
Vision Correction Surgery? You want to wake up in the morning and instantly open your eyes to a clear world. You want to live an active lifestyle without having to worry about losing a contact lens or attaching unsightly strings to your glasses to keep from loosing them. You want to be able to read all of the road signs pointing you in the right direction. You simply want to gain a new perspective on life. If you relate to any of these scenarios, vision correction surgery may be for you. Vision correction surgery is a number of elective procedures that are an alternative to wearing glasses or contacts. Since no two pair of eyes are alike, over the years many different procedures have been developed to treat nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and presbyopia. We perform only those procedures that have shown the highest levels of success combined with the lowest risks. All of the vision correction procedures share a number of things in common. Some create their effect by changing the shape of the cornea—the front surface of the eye. Others involve the use of implants inside the eye. All are performed on an outpatient basis while you are awake. In fact, only eye drops are needed to numb your eye! The procedures are relatively fast and most patients return to work after just 1 to 3 days. Dr. Donald Bennett has performed thousands of procedures to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. He has established his reputation as the area's premier vision correction surgeon because of his skilled hands, which guide the advanced technology at Bennett & Bloom Eye Centers. Dr. Bennett achieves excellent vision correction results. Most of his patients attain uncorrected vision of 20/20 or 20/25. Nearly all end up 20/40 or better. That's good enough to pass the driver's test! This is why more local eye doctors and their families have chosen Dr. Bennett to perform their procedures. And who can better judge skill and results in eye surgery than other eye doctors? So when you choose your surgeon, Go Where the Doctors Go!® Bennett & Bloom Eye Centers. |
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