Question 1

Have you completed a fellowship in cornea and refractive surgery?

Accepted Answer

The more thoroughly trained the surgeon is in the techniques and science behind laser surgery, the more likely he or she is to achieve an excellent result. Additionally, if their knowledge goes beyond just LASIK, they will better understand your unique eyes and better account for your eyes’ physiology in their treatment plans. Both Dr. Price and Dr. Feng are cornea trained and leaders in their field.

Question 2

Are you using the most up-to-date LASIK technology, CONTOURA Vision, and if so, how many cases have you performed?

Accepted Answer

We are proud to be the first in Indiana to perform CONTOURA Vision LASIK. With that, we’ve performed more CONTOURA Vision LASIK cases than anyone else in the state of Indiana, as well as thousands using previous LASIK technologies. Experience matters; come to leaders in the field whom understand the ins and outs of the newest techniques. Lock-in your free screening today!

Question 3

Have you published your results in peer-reviewed journals?

Accepted Answer

Surgeons who are publishing results and conducting studies are staying on the cutting edge of care and our able to offer their patients the latest technology. Additionally, they are setting a standard of quality that merits acceptance into competitive journals.

Our practice regularly publishes its surgical results and techniques. Combined, our doctors have co-authored over 200 articles accepted into peer reviewed journals. Most importantly, our practice led a recent landmark 1,800-patient study on LASIK vs. contacts which followed patients with each type of vision correction for three years. See the results!

Question 4

Have you won awards from other LASIK surgeons outside your group? based on recognition of your skill and contributions to the state of the art?

Accepted Answer

You only have two eyes, why trust them to someone not setting a standard for care?

Our doctors are on the leading edge of ophthalmology and refractive surgery, and based on their contributions have received numerous awards by ophthalmology groups.

Question 5

Are you performing the full-range of refractive surgeries so I can be assured that your selection is best for me?

Accepted Answer

It can be tempting to take a one-size will fit all approach to refractive correction, but the fact of the matter is that different patients may do better with different procedures. For certain patients, an ICL (Implantable Contact Lens), RLE (Refractive Lens Exchange), or PRK (photorefractive keratectomy) may be better options than LASIK. It’s important to pick a surgeon that is able to do the full range of vision correction procedures and understand which is right for you.

Question 6

How old is the laser that you are using?

Accepted Answer

Many lasers currently in use are based on technology that is over a decade old. We utilize the latest in LASIK technology and are proud to be at the forefront in offering the latest technology improvements to increase speed, precision, and reliability of treatments. To learn more about our LASIK technology, please click here.

Question 7

Does your laser stay in a dedicated temperature and humidity-controlled Laser Center?

Accepted Answer

It’s important for a laser to stay in a temperature and humidity-controlled setting to ensure that it continues to achieve maximum precision and consistency with treatments. Unfortunately, many lasers get transported on trucks from city to city to cut costs while lowering quality control. At Price Vision Group, with our high standard of care and patient focus, we never move our laser from its temperature and humidity-controlled environment.

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