LASIK in Tijuana: what it is and how to know if you're a candidate
I know that deciding to stop wearing glasses is an important step — that's why I want to tell you, in my own words, how the process really works at Vision Clinic, so you can arrive at your consultation with full confidence and no surprises.
LASIK is today the most widely known refractive surgery worldwide for correcting nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. A good candidate typically has a stable prescription, adequate corneal thickness, and no active ocular surface disease — but we only know that for certain after a thorough evaluation.
Here's the process, step by step
Why this matters to me: I am the one who personally examines every patient and explains the risks and benefits of their surgery. At other clinics this step is often delegated to other staff; for me, it's an essential —and non-negotiable— part of your care.
The pre-operative evaluation —corneal topography, pachymetry and a comprehensive eye health exam— is the most important part of the process, since it determines not only whether you can have surgery, but which technique will give you the best result. We offer bilingual care for Mexican and U.S. patients seeking LASIK surgery with international safety standards.
If you're already considering giving up your glasses, I'd be glad to walk with you through every step of this process, from your first consultation to your recovery.