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PRK Costs
The cost of PRK surgery can range depending on your degree of refractive error. Read about average PRK prices.
Custom PRK
Custom wavefront PRK surgery typically produces better visual results than conventional PRK laser vision correction surgery.
PRK Benefits
PRK surgery offers many benefits to patients, including reduced dependency on glasses and contacts. Learn more about PRK advantages.
PRK Results
Most PRK patients are satisfied with the results of their laser vision correction procedures. Learn more about PRK success rates.
Before PRK
Learn about PRK pre-operative testing and patient instructions.
Corneal Problems
Patients with corneal problems such as a thin cornea are generally not good candidates for LASIK, but may be suitable candidates for PRK eye surgery.
PRK Side Effects
PRK surgery is associated with some side effects and risks, including the possibility of developing an infection or sensitivity to light.
PRK vs. LASIK
Interested in undergoing laser vision correction? Learn about PRK versus LASIK surgery.
LASIK vs. LASEK - What Is the Difference?
Laser vision correction has helped many patients see better; there are two popular forms of laser vision correction, LASIK and advanced surface ablation.
Laser Vision Correction - When LASIK Is Not Best
Laser vision correction is one of the most popular elective surgical procedures in the United States. LASIK is the most well known laser eye surgery procedure, but there are other types of laser vision correction that are performed today.
LASIK vs. Advanced Surface Ablation - What is the Difference?
New developments in the laser vision correction field make LASIK and surface ablation procedures safer and more effective than ever before.
SBK Vision Correction Surgery: Is It Superior to LASIK and PRK?
In an ambitious attempt to provide an alternative to LASIK and PRK, surgeons have developed a new type of refractive surgery called SBK, or sub-Bowman's keratomileusis.
Surface Ablation (PRK and Epi-LASIK) Versus LASIK
PRK? Epi-LASIK? LASIK? With all the choices on the market today, refractive surgery using an excimer laser is safer and more effective than ever. Find out the differences between these eye-opening procedures.
LASEK (Laser Epithelial Keratomileusis)
If you are investigating the possibility of refractive surgery for yourself, one of the most important things you should do is undergo a very careful and comprehensive eye exam with the doctor you are considering for your procedure.
What is LASEK?
LASEK is a hybrid of FDA approved PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy) and LASIK (Laser Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis). In this procedure, the surface of the cornea is peeled back, the laser is applied, and the surface layer is then replaced into position.
PRK Procedure
Learn about the PRK eye surgery procedure, including information about what you can expect during treatment.
PRK Candidates
Find out if you meet the requirements that it takes to be a good PRK candidate.
PRK
Our website provides information on PRK eye surgery, helping patients make sense of common concerns about the procedure.