Both doctors offer examinations and other pediatric eye care such as types of disorders including amblyopia and strabismus.

This is entirely up to the patient, as it depends to a large degree upon your schedule and what makes you feel most comfortable. Patients having Lasik usually see very well the day after the procedure, and most choose to have both eyes treated on the same day. Patients having "Lasik without a flap" heal more slowly, so some of these patients choose to have the treatments on separate days. People whose refraction is significantly changing.

You're less likely to blink when you look at a monitor, so your eyes can become dry and irritated. Read about how to minimize eye irritation. Some people worry about the radiation, but computer monitors emit levels of radiation that are considerably lower than the maximum allowed for safety, according to a study by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). NIOSH compared the maximum radiation levels in a group of monitors with the safety standards.

Drs. Jenkins and Omphroy offer full ophthalmology services and surgeries using the latest FDA-approved technologies. Check out our complete menu of patient services.

I have not heard real good reports on either of these two products or several others like them. They are inexpensive enough though to give them a try. They can't work if you don't try them. Once again, don't expect any miracles for a crispy clean white face if your problem is any more than minimal. No, not for most people.

Depending on individual circumstances, both eyes can be treated on the same day, or we may recommend that you wait for a few days or longer until the results of the first eye are known. We will discuss this during your appointment.

For most procedures, both eyes will be corrected on the same day. Sometimes, we choose to do one eye at a time in certain conditions.

Yes, the vast majority of our patients have both eyes treated together and it is very safe to do this with our advanced technologies.

More than ninety-nine percent (99%) of our patients have both eyes done on the same day. In the event that this cannot be done safely, one eye will be treated at a time. If your second eye is treated on a different day than the first eye, one of the following three methods is used to gap the transition period:

Rinse the eye with warm water. One method is to take a warm shower with the water hitting your forehead and running down through your eyes. Or flush you eye with an eyecup or running tap water from the faucet. Do this for 15 minutes or so. If problem persists, see your physician and be sure to take the Biofreeze with you when you see the physician.

Typically, doctors will perform surgery in the second eye two or three weeks after the first eye. All patients are different, so talk to your doctor about what is right for you.

Dr. Gollance typically treats both eyes on the same day. Some patients elect to have their eyes treated on separate days for financial or other reasons.

Yes optometrists are able to diagnose and treat many medical conditions of the eye. Pink eye, corneal abrasions, foreign bodies and eye injuries are among the most common problems treated by the doctors in our office. LASIK is the most advanced method of changing the shape of the cornea to improve the way light is focused by the eye. The new LASIK procedure features increased comfort and faster recovery time to better vision compared with an alternate procedure known as PRK.