*$800 off both eyes or $400 off one eye with a screening appointment before February 28, 2026.
Offer cannot be combined with any other ongoing discounts.
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Highly Trained Surgeons
Our physicians have completed the highest levels of training. Your doctor will answer your questions and walk you through the necessary steps at each appointment.
Competitive, Comprehensive Pricing
Our fees include screening visits, surgery, 4-6 post-operative visits, and touch-up surgery if needed within one year following surgery.
Proven Technology
We conduct thorough eye measurements before your surgery to ensure accuracy and use only technologies and techniques that have produced the best results over time.
Better Outcomes
More than 90 percent of LASIK and PRK patients at Moran have 20/20 or better vision after their surgery.
Careful Screening
Our physicians propose the best solutions for each patient. This means our surgeons will recommend surgery only if they're confident that you will benefit from it.
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A LASIK candidate:
- Should be between 21 and 50 years old
- Must not have certain systemic diseases, like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, collagen vascular disorders, or uncontrolled diabetes
- Should be in generally good eye health
- Must not currently be pregnant or nursing
- No Accutane use within the past three months
The best way to find out if you're a candidate for LASIK is to have a thorough examination by a qualified refractive surgeon.
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Hear From Our Specialists
LASIK vs. the Cost of Glasses and Contacts
You can’t put a price on good eyesight, but you can put one on LASIK—the vision correction surgery that delivers a lifestyle without eyeglasses and contact lenses. That’s why it’s essential to understand the true costs and benefits associated with the procedure.
The Lowdown on LASIK
LASIK vision-correction surgery delivers freedom from eyeglasses and contact lenses, the technology is incredibly precise, and it’s quick and painless. No wonder nearly 700,000 people in the U.S. opt for it each year. Still, misconceptions and questions abound.
What to Know About PRK
You've likely heard of LASIK, but what if it's not the right option for you? There's good news. If you want to be less dependent on eyeglasses or contacts, you may have several other options. One of the most common is called PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy).