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There are risks with any procedure, however, because laser vision correction uses a cool beam of light that is computer controlled, there is little room for error. Be sure to discuss the benefits and the risks of the laser procedure with your physician before making your decision to have the treatment.
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If you are interested in learning more about refractive surgery, Saint Barnabas offers free informational seminars and screenings throughout the year. Participants should bring their prescription eyeglasses or contact lens prescription. For additional information about upcoming seminars or if you have any questions related to refractive surgery, please call (973) 322-7185.
You can also call or visit your Saint Barnabas-affiliated ophthalmologist to request an evaluation to determine if you are a candidate for refractive surgery, he or she will make a recommendation regarding which procedure is best for you.
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Most insurance carriers do not cover the cost of refractive surgery, but you should check with your particular insurance provider to be sure. Payment is required on the day of treatment. In addition to a check, money order, or cash, we accept MasterCard, Visa, and American Express. Many financial institutions also have loan programs available.
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