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Lasik Eye Surgery

Safe, Precise and Effective.

Your eyes are precious and we know them. We use our years of experience to match you with the best vision correction procedure. We work for you throughout the process with detailed pre-procedure planning and attentive post care. Dr Roddy had LASIK in 1996 and her daughter Kate in 2012. Dr Teel had LASIK in 1996, her daughter in 2013 and son in 2015. We care about the quality of eye care for you and your family, just as we do with our own families.

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At Advanced Eye Care, we provide comprehensive care to meet the vision needs of our patients. Our doctors offer pre- and post-operative care for patients undergoing LASIK eye surgery or other eye surgical procedures. Our goal is to help you attain the clearest vision possible using advanced technologies.

Evaluation and Referral

LASIK (laser assisted in situ keratomileusis) surgery uses that latest advancements in technology to provide faster recovery times and precise results. LASIK surgery has been effective in treating myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism and other eye conditions. At Advanced Eye Care, we provide evaluations and referrals for patients interested in LASIK surgery. The doctors perform a complete review of your patient history as well as a full assessment of your eye health and vision. A current exam is important to determining if you are a candidate for LASIK surgery and if there are any other factors that may affect your results. The history review enables our optometrists to determine if your prescription is stable and you are healthy enough to consider surgery.

Post-Operative Care

Once your surgery is scheduled, we will schedule follow-up appointments for you in our Tulsa office. Typically, you will begin these follow-ups the day after the surgery and continue at prearranged times over the following six months. After 1 year, a full exam is recommended to determine the long-term results of your procedure. Our doctors are experienced in working with patients pre- and post-operation and will answer any questions that you have along the way. If you have questions about LASIK surgery, call (918)-497-2002 to speak with our knowledgeable staff or .

Advantages of LASIK

If you have worn glasses or contact lenses for a long time, you may have wondered if LASIK surgery is a good choice for you. While not everyone is a candidate for LASIK, it does have some great advantages. People who play sports, have allergies, or who are looking for simplicity will all benefit from LASIK. To learn more about LASIK and your vision, call Advanced Eye Care today at (918)-497-2002.

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  • ""I am not sure if it is possible to put into words how wonderful Advanced Eye Care is. I have rather significant eye issues that required frequent visits, frequent changes, and frequent frustration. Everyone at Advanced Eye Care went above and beyond standard patient care to make me feel comfortable, understood, and ease the frustration associated with my keratoconus. I would recommend any one of the eye doctors here to take care of any of my friends, family, or co-workers. My vision would not be where it is today without the care they provided and continue to give"."
    Theresa Kramer
  • ""My wife and I have been patients at Advanced Eye Care with Dr. Roddy for over twenty-five years. Due to some unusual eye issues we have had to depend upon her expertise beyond normal eye exams and prescriptions for glasses. She has always been knowledgeable and has skillfully helped us to resolve the issues. Over the years we have interacted with many of the staff and they have always been courteous, professional and helpful. I can unconditionally recommend Advanced Eye Care as a wonderful place to have vision needs met"."
    Dr. Glenn Plum