LASIK helps hundreds of thousands of people see clearer every year. If you’re considering laser vision correction, read on to learn more about the procedure, view patient testimonials, and find out what NeoVision can do for you. When you’re ready, contact us in Union City!
LASIK eye surgery can seem daunting. We break down the basics from procedure to recovery to results.
Your safety is paramount. Learn about our commitment to safety and our cutting-edge technology.
What does it cost? Learn more about the cost of LASIK eye surgery and financing options available at NeoVision.
Hear from our past patients directly! They share their experience with LASIK eye surgery in Union City at NeoVision.
Dr. Shobha Tandon has over two decades of experience helping patients see their best.
Many people are candidates for laser eye surgery, and we can determine if LASIK is the right choice for you.
No needles; no stitches; no pain. All of our LASIK eye surgeries use the all-laser approach to provide personalized vision correction for our patients. LASIK is a fast and effective refractive surgery utilizing laser technology to correct imperfections in your cornea. The cornea is first exposed, allowing our advanced, computer-guided laser system to alter its shape. Visual aberrations are in turn reduced or eliminated, meaning improved vision for you!
LASIK is a life-changing experience that offers a number of benefits including:
Though many qualify for it, conventional LASIK vision correction has a number of alternatives. NeoVision offers these alternatives to help each patient with their unique needs.
LASIK eye surgery is the most commonly performed refractive procedure today. The Excimer laser reshapes the cornea, greatly improving visual acuity—usually within 24 hours.
IntraLase (also called all-laser LASIK) utilizes a second laser to “cut” the corneal flap, avoiding potential issues with the conventional microkeratome cutting.
PRK is a variation of LASIK eye surgery without the standard corneal flap creation. PRK may be better for a patient based on corneal thickness and epithelial health.
Unlike conventional LASIK, CustomLASIK is able to treat high-order abberations (like ghosting and halos) using corneal mapping technology.
CustomVue corneal mapping combined with all-laser IntraLase makes for the best possible LASIK vision correction today, offering even more safety and precision.
LASEK (or epi-LASIK) is a modified form of PRK that may be a better option for patients whose corneas are too thin or too flat for other procedures.
With a success rate over 95%, it’s no wonder that hundreds of thousands of patients trust their eyes to LASIK every single year. NeoVision has advanced procedures and technology, a surgeon with decades of experience, and a proven track record.
Dr. Shobha Tandon is Union City’s LASIK surgeon. She has over two decades professional experience.
We have a 99% satisfaction rate and have performed thousands of successful LASIK eye surgeries for Union City residents.
Our vision is a priceless aspect of who we are. For many, dealing with poor vision is the norm—just another part of everyday life. It’s in this way that LASIK vision correction can change your life. You may not realize what clear vision is worth to you until you actually experience it firsthand, morning to night, every single day.
What does LASIK really cost in the Bay Area? NeoVision lays out the cost of LASIK in no uncertain terms.
Clear vision should be attainable by everyone. NeoVision offers financing options for your LASIK procedure.
Contacts and glasses may cost you more than you realize—even more than LASIK costs over its lifetime.
“I’ve been coming to dr tandon for a little over 10 years. I wore contact lenses for over 47 years before I had my LASIK, and the results of the surgery were better than I ever anticipated.”
Dr. Shobha Tandon is your Union City LASIK Surgeon.
Dr. Tandon is an expert in LASIK surgery, cataract surgery, and many other laser vision correction services.
While LASIK is a great option for many people, some people don’t qualify for the procedure based on a number of factors. Only a qualified ophthalmologist can tell you for sure if you’re a candidate for LASIK or other refractive surgeries.
Up until 18 (and even older), your eyes can still develop; LASIK may not be the best choice.
Depending on past or existing conditions, unhealthy eyes may not mix well with LASIK surgery.
If your prescription is or has recently been unstable, LASIK may not be the best option to treat your condition.
Your overall health can be an important factor in determining if you’re a candidate for LASIK.
