Radial Keratotomy, Lasik, E-Lasik, Refractive Clear Lens Extraction (Preflex), Intacs, are all surgical means of correcting the optics of the eye in an attempt to obtain normal vision for patients.

Dr. Irons continues his education in  LASIK by attending educational updates and seminars presented by various refractive surgeons, schools, and associations. He is qualified to provide pre and post-operative care for these procedures.  He can refer you for a free consultation with a LASIK doctor.  

Ask Dr. Irons about all the new all laser procedures.

Many of these common questions about lasik eye surgery and more can be answered by Dr. Irons.

• What are these procedures?
  
• What is the right one for my eyes?
• Can the procedure be performed on my eyes?
• What are the short term risks?
• What are the long term risks?
• Can I expect perfect vision?
• Should I have a mono-vision procedure?
• Will I be glasses free?
• Which surgeon is the best for my vision needs?
• Which laser works best?

Most of these questions can only be answered through a complete eye examination and pre-operative work-up. When you call for an appointment, be sure to mention your interest in refractive surgery so appropriate time can be allowed for you. This is included in the cost of your eye examination.

There are definite contradictions. There are limits. Are your corneas too thin? Are your tears adequate? Do you have auto-immune deficiencies that might limit healing? Do you have a corneal dystrophy?

Dr. Irons has attended educational seminars with the following refractive centers, and has been approved by them to do pre and post operative care for LASIK surgeries.

John Kenyon Eye Centers 

The Eye Center of Southern Indiana

Pankratz Eye Institute