Top 5 FAQs About LASIK
  While LASIK is available as an effective component solution vision from the early 1990s, many people still do not know the basics behind this revolutionary technology.

If you are interested in LASIK, you may have many questions about the process. To help clear things, here are the top 5 FAQs formally asked for LASIK:
  Vision What results can I expect from LASIK;
  The ultimate goal of LASIK is to reduce or eliminate dependence on glasses and contacts.

At Kleiman Evangelista Eye Center, our patients have an impressive history to achieve amazing results vision. Dr. David Kleiman and Dr.

Anthony Evangelista have performed thousands of LASIK procedures by an overwhelming majority of patients achieving 20/20 vision or better. With the help of advanced All-Laser Blade-Free HD IntraLASIK procedure, the opportunity for your incredible vision has never been better.
  How much does LASIK cost?
  The cost of LASIK varies depending on the technology used to correct your vision. Less advanced processes LASIK, such as using a blade may be more affordable, but can not deliver the level of accuracy required to achieve the best results.
  At Kleiman Evangelista Eye Center, Blade us-Free HD IntraLASIK is an affordable process that provides state-of-the-art results.

The actual price you pay varies depending on the level of vision correction that you require. Because of this, we invite you to come into Kleiman Evangelista Eye Center for a free consultation VIP to find out how affordable LASIK procedure will be.
  Does LASIK Hurt?
  Very few Kleiman Evangelista Eye Center patients complain of pain during the procedure. Dr. David Kleiman and Dr Anthony Evangelista, will use local anesthetic to numb your eyes so you will not feel anything from a mild feeling of pressure.

You are also given a mild sedative to help you relax. Now, Blade us-Free HD IntraLASIK helps minimize discomfort by removing the blade from the procedure LASIK.
  LASIK is safe?
  LASIK has continued to evolve over the years and is now considered to be safer than ever. Thousands of patients at Kleiman Evangelista Eye Center have benefited from improved visibility with absolutely no complications. Today, this vision, reducing complications, estimated at less than one percent. To minimize risk, patients at Kleiman Evangelista Eye Center examined carefully to ensure that they are good candidates for LASIK.
  LASIK is permanent;
  The LASIK procedure is meant to be permanent. However, the eyes of every person is different and may change over time.

If you are concerned about requiring a second procedure LASIK, be aware that Kleiman Evangelista Eye Center offers additional corrections at no extra charge.
  It is important to note that LASIK does not eliminate the possibility for future eye conditions such as presbyopia (over-40 vision) or cataracts.

These disorders occur irrespective of the LASIK, and therefore could also affect your vision for the future.