Can I take flight after LASIK?

Flying After LASIK Most LASIK patients are cleared to fly during their next-day follow-up appointment. This is good news for patients who traveled out of town for their surgery, as well as those who travel frequently for work or pleasure.

Is it cheaper to get LASIK in Canada?

Lasik Vision Canada charges twice as much for surgery at its U.S. clinic, $999 per eye, but is still priced far below most American competitors.

Is LASIK approved by the FAA?

The FAA requires that civil airmen with refractive surgical procedures (e.g., PRK, LASIK) discontinue flying until their eyecare specialist has determined that their vision is stable and there are no significant adverse effects or complications.

Is laser eye surgery covered in BC?

Unfortunately, elective laser eye surgery is not covered by MSP. The only exception is cataract surgery which is covered under the provincial health plan.

How long do you need off work for laser eye surgery?

Your laser eye surgery recovery time will depend on a number of factors, including the type of treatment you’ve had. Most LASIK patients return to work within 48 hours of surgery, while for LASEK patients it may take up to seven days.

What is your review of LASIK MD?

Start your review of LASIK MD. Friendly staff, free WIFI, complimentary refreshments, and location was close to the sky train. Had a fantastic experience. I had a great experience with Lasik. I had my eyes done on May 13,2016. It was amazing to wake up the next day and not have to find my glasses. Consultation was very informative.

How do I contact LASIK customer service?

If you do have any more questions or wish to further speak about the issue highlighted in your review, we invite you to give us a call at 1-888-926-3937. Thanks. I had quite a good experience with Lasik.

Should I see an eye doctor before LASIK?

To anyone looking into laser eye correction, I would suggest seeing an unbiased eye doctor first–someone not affiliated with LASIK. It’s what I should have done. My experience here was generally unpleasant, and I almost asked to end the eye exam early as it became clear that the procedures wouldn’t be right for me.

What happens during wavefront LASIK?

Several studies show wavefront-guided ablations provide sharper vision than conventional, non-wavefront LASIK and may reduce the risk of nighttime glare and halos. After the procedure, your surgeon or an assistant will apply medicated eye drops and clear protective shields over your eyes.