The most common candidate for LASIK with Dr. Solomon is somewhere between 18 to 35 years of age. Individuals 50 years old and above start developing lens related issues, like cataracts, and LASIK may not be the best option. It’s not that LASIK can’t be performed, it’s just not the best option. For those 18 to 35, they have healthy eyes, their vision has been stable, and they’re currently wearing glasses or contacts which makes LASIK the best option for them.
If you have been exploring vision correction options, Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE) stands out as a transformative solution, especially for those over 40. Since the
EVO ICL is a procedure that has garnered attention for its effectiveness in treating moderate to severe nearsightedness. Leading the charge in this field is
If you’ve been considering LASIK eye surgery, one of the most appealing aspects is the remarkably fast recovery period. Unlike traditional vision correction methods, LASIK
A cataract is a natural change in the lens of the eye that occurs with aging, leading to cloudiness. Dr. Kerry Solomon often compares cataracts
