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Four Ways to Relax Before Your LASIK Procedure

Wichita Vision Institute strives to provide a relaxing atmosphere for our patients. From your consultation to the day of surgery, we want to help our

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What are the Possible Complications for LASIK Surgery?

When considering the surgeon you will entrust your vision to with LASIK surgery, it is important to select a board-certified surgeon along with other discernible

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What is the Difference Between Lasik and Lasek?

LASIK and LASEK are both common and popular forms of refractive corrective eye surgery. While their objective is the same, the primary difference between LASIK

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How Long Do I Have to Wait for Full Results or Restoration of Eyesight?

One of the many benefits of LASIK is the promise of clearer vision immediately following surgery. However, vision can fluctuate as the eyes continue to

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Do Cataracts Mean I Am Inevitably Going To Be Blind?

Cataracts can impair your vision and if left untreated can cause permanent vision loss or even blindness. Although there are many causes of blindness that

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Is LASIK Eye Surgery Worth It?

The high costs of prescriptions eyeglasses and contacts continues to add up year over year, far outpacing a one-time investment in laser eye surgery. Correcting

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Are You Put to Sleep For LASIK?

One of the top questions we receive here at Wichita Vision Institute when it comes to the anticipation of LASIK surgery is “are you put

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Will Cataracts Return After Surgery?

After successful cataract surgery, cataracts will not return. There is a condition known as secondary cataracts that is often confused with the return of cataracts

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Will LASIK Work for Me?

For many, the thought of anyone or anything touching their eyes induces anxiety or at least some degree of uncomfortableness. With the image of a

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What Will Happen if Cataracts are Left Untreated?

Cataracts form when protein builds up over the lens of a normally clear eye causing cloudiness or blurry vision. Light passes through the lens located

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