NY LASIK – Brooklyn Office

OUR PROCEDURES

MILESTONE 1: AGES 18-45

ADVANCED VISION CORRECTION

Enjoy life with clear vision. NY LASIK combines personalized laser procedures with the latest technology to help you see clearly and live freely. Discover sharper, more dependable vision with a simpler approach than contacts.

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MILESTONES 2&3: AGES 45 – 60

ADVANCED VISION CORRECTION

Today’s vision correction is designed for modern life: RLE can eliminate the need for reading glasses now and prevent cataract surgery later. With laser-assisted cataract removal and advanced multifocal lenses, you may enjoy clear sight without glasses or contacts. Monovision LASIK is also a great choice, offering the potential for both sharp distance and close-up vision.

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DISCOVER THE FUTURE OF LASIK IN BROOKLYN

With today’s advanced technology, LASIK is accessible to more people than ever. Many patients who were previously told they weren’t candidates can now benefit from LASIK at NY LASIK. Our team evaluates your unique vision and eye health to determine the best approach, helping you achieve the sharp, clear vision you’ve always wanted.

All-Laser Precision

At NY LASIK, we’re dedicated to using only custom, all-laser LASIK technology. This advanced approach allows for greater accuracy and a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific vision goals. With our technology, we can create precise results designed to provide clear vision for the long term, offering you the freedom to live without glasses or contacts.

Transparency and Patient-Centered Care

Our focus is on creating a patient-centered, transparent experience. We’re committed to offering clear, honest guidance and never rely on hidden fees or sales tactics. At every step of your LASIK journey, we prioritize your comfort and trust, ensuring you feel confident about your treatment and results.

Flexible Financing Options

We believe everyone deserves access to high-quality vision care. That’s why we work with trusted financing partners, allowing you to pursue LASIK on a schedule that suits your needs. With flexible options available, achieving clear vision is more accessible than ever.

THREE KEY STAGES OF VISION CARE

CLEAR VISION, CLEAR FUTURE

STAGE 1: ADULT VISION (AGES 18-45)

In young adulthood, our vision stabilizes, and our eyes are more resilient, making it an ideal time for laser vision correction. Whether you’re nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism, procedures like LASIK, SMILE LASIK, and EVO ICL™ offer long-lasting results for clear, sharp vision. These options provide freedom from glasses or contacts, allowing you to embrace life with a new perspective.

FINDING FOCUS IN MIDDLE LIFE

STAGE 2: PRESBYOPIA AND AGING EYES (AGES 45-60)

With age, the natural lens in our eyes begins to lose flexibility, leading to presbyopia, or the need for reading glasses. At NY LASIK, we offer solutions like Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE) and Monovision LASIK to address these changes. These procedures can help reduce or eliminate the need for reading glasses, restoring ease for close-up tasks while still supporting distance vision.

CLARITY AT EVERY STAGE

STAGE 3: CATARACTS AND SENIOR VISION (AGES 60+)

In our 60s and beyond, the lens of the eye can become cloudy, resulting in cataracts and reduced clarity, especially at night. Cataract surgery replaces this clouded lens with a clear, customized lens implant (IOL) for vibrant, improved vision. This is often covered by insurance, making it an ideal solution for restoring clarity and comfort in everyday life.

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GOT QUESTIONS? WE’VE GOT ANSWERS

No, LASIK can’t make you go blind. But we know you may have a few things on your mind! Here are answers to some of the most common questions we get at NY LASIK—some might even surprise you!

Can LASIK eye surgery cause blindness?

LASIK is widely considered a safe procedure, with no documented cases of blindness directly resulting from it. While complications are possible, they are rare and typically manageable.

What is the cost of LASIK eye surgery in Brooklyn in 2024?

The cost of LASIK in Brooklyn generally ranges from $2,000 to $4,000 per eye. At NY LASIK, we use Contoura Vision technology, a topography-guided approach that offers precision and a personalized treatment plan to meet each patient’s unique visual needs. Factors such as technology, the extent of vision correction required, and Dr. Leonard Bley’s experience—over 20 years and 50,000+ procedures—contribute to the overall cost. We prioritize transparency and will provide a full breakdown of costs during your consultation.

How safe is LASIK, and what are the chances of complications?

LASIK has an impressive safety record, with fewer than 1% of procedures resulting in complications, according to the American Refractive Surgery Council.¹ However, as with any surgery, it’s important to understand the potential risks and side effects. The American Academy of Ophthalmology notes that common LASIK side effects may include dry eyes, halos or glare at night, double vision, over- or under-correction of vision, light sensitivity, and, in rare cases, corneal flap dislocation.² Choosing an experienced surgeon is key to minimizing these risks. At NY LASIK, our skilled surgeons prioritize precision and patient care, striving to achieve outstanding results with the utmost safety.

How is the LASIK procedure performed at NY LASIK in Brooklyn?

The LASIK procedure at NY LASIK involves creating a thin corneal flap, reshaping the underlying tissue with a precision laser to correct refractive errors, and then repositioning the flap to heal naturally. Using Contoura Vision, we can map each eye in detail, ensuring highly accurate correction. The procedure is quick—usually under 15 minutes per eye—with most patients seeing noticeable improvements in vision soon after.

¹American Refractive Surgery Council. LASIK Complications and LASIK Eye Surgery Risks. Available: https://americanrefractivesurgerycouncil.org/lasik-complication-rate-side-effects/. Accessed November 7, 2024.
² American Academy of Ophthalmology. Facts About LASIK Complications. Available: https://www.aao.org/eye-health/treatments/facts-about-lasik-complications. Accessed November 7, 2024.