Lasik & Advanced Vision Surgery

We Help You Choose the Right Procedure

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to laser vision correction. Our board-certified ophthalmologists at CLS Health Eye Care perform several types of laser eye surgery, each suited to different eyes, goals, and lifestyles.

• LASIK Eye Surgery
  A widely performed laser procedure that creates a corneal flap and reshapes the tissue underneath. Most patients experience quick recovery and minimal discomfort.
• PRK Surgery
  A good alternative to LASIK for patients with thinner corneas or certain corneal conditions. PRK removes the outer layer of the cornea before applying the laser. Healing takes slightly longer, but the long-term results are excellent.
• SMILE Eye Surgery
  A minimally invasive procedure that uses a laser to create and remove a thin disc (lenticule) within the cornea. SMILE preserves more corneal tissue and may be a better fit for active lifestyles or patients with dry eye sensitivity.

Not sure which procedure is right for you—or whether laser vision correction is the right choice at all? That’s exactly what your consultation is for.

During your consultation, our ophthalmologists will perform detailed testing to determine whether one of these procedures is the right option for your vision needs.

Note: Certain factors, such as chronic dry eye, autoimmune conditions, or pregnancy, may affect eligibility for surgery. Your provider will review these considerations with you and discuss all risks, benefits, and alternatives.

Why Choose CLS Health Eye Care for Vision Correction?

• Skilled ophthalmologists experienced in all major laser and lens-based procedures
• Advanced diagnostic tools for safe, accurate screening
• Personalized recommendations based on your anatomy, lifestyle, and goals
• One-on-one support through consultation, surgery, and follow-up
• Convenient, trusted care right here in Webster–Clear Lake

We take the time to help you understand your choices and make confident, informed decisions.

What to Expect

1. Evaluation – Detailed testing and personal consultation to determine your eligibility
2. Procedure Day – Quick outpatient surgery, usually completed in under 30 minutes
3. Recovery – Most patients begin noticing improvement within days, depending on the procedure
4. Follow-Up – Ongoing visits to track healing and vision outcomes

Let’s Find the Right Vision Correction for You

Choosing laser eye surgery is a personal and important decision. We’re here to help you understand your options and move forward with confidence.