What to consider when pricing LASIK

by The Rochester Eye & Laser Team on Sep 12, 2025 7:00:00 AM

There are differences
Big technology and medical differences.

Here’s what to consider about the price of LASIK.

Because...they are your eyes.

Have you noticed advertisements promoting LASIK at prices as low as $599 per eye? If that figure raised your eyebrows, you’re not alone—ours were, too. When considering LASIK at such a low cost, it’s essential to question the level of care and expertise involved. Is your procedure being performed by a board-certified, experienced Ophthalmologist? Are you being treated with advanced laser technology and precise diagnostic equipment? Is the team properly trained and highly experienced in LASIK care? These are crucial factors to verify. Remember: this is your vision—there’s no room for compromise.

Here are 5 things to know ...

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See the benefits of LASIK with your tax refund

by The Rochester Eye & Laser Team on Mar 4, 2025 11:45:00 AM

Tax season has arrived, and for many, this means a well-deserved refund is on its way. While the allure of spending it on a vacation or the latest tech is strong, consider making an investment that offers benefits for years to come. LASIK vision correction is a transformative procedure that can liberate you from glasses and contacts, providing you with clearer vision and significant long-term savings.

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Will LASIK help me see up-close?

by The Rochester Eye & Laser Team on Feb 18, 2025 1:39:58 PM

What is causing the increase in nearsightedness?

Nearsightedness (myopia) is increasingly becoming a concern for people of all ages and backgrounds around the world. Previously linked mainly to genetics, myopia now impacts approximately one in three Americans aged 12 to 54, with environmental factors playing a crucial role. Although genetic predisposition to myopia cannot be altered, our modern lifestyle—characterized by prolonged screen time and reduced outdoor activities—has significantly contributed to the condition's growing prevalence among children, teenagers, and adults. Early detection and management of myopia are essential, as unchecked progression can elevate the risk of severe eye conditions later in life, such as retinal detachment, glaucoma, and myopic macular degeneration.

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