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Eyes (Ophthalmology)

LASIK-Refractive Surgery  

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New implantable lenses put high-tech devices within reach, UT Southwestern eye surgeons say

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UT Southwestern's Laser Center for Vision Care offers the latest in LASIK technology combined with individualized prescreenings and treatment.

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At UT Southwestern Medical Center's Laser Center for Vision Care, nationally recognized physicians offer a level of diagnosis and treatment found only at a world-renowned medical center with the highest possible standards of medical responsibility.

UT Southwestern is the place that trains doctors in the expanding field of refractive surgery. Thousands of outpatient operations are performed each year at the Laser Center for Vision Care located in the Outpatient Building at 1801 Inwood Road.

LASIK is laser vision correction used to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. First, UT Southwestern ophthalmic surgeons use the latest diagnostic technologies, such as Visante ICL and Pentacam. Then they customize the best and most appropriate procedure for each individual patient’s eye and visual needs, including:

  • LASIK vision correction, which offers a wide range of refractive procedures for patients who are nearsighted, farsighted or who have astigmatism;
  • ReSTOR Intraocular Lenses, which are surgically implanted to correct presbyopia;
  • STAAR – VISIAN ICL, for nearsighted patients who are not good LASIK candidates; and
  • EpiLASIK, which is for patients with thick prescriptions or thin corneas (not good LASIK candidates).

Free Educational Seminars

To learn more about the many vision correction options available, and to determine whether the patient is a candidate for refractive surgery, we recommend one of our free educational seminars. Seminars are held in the following locations:

  • Every Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m.
    Outpatient Building
    1801 Inwood Road, 4th floor
    Dallas, Texas

  • On the third Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m.
    1450 8th Avenue
    Fort Worth, Texas

Schedule time today to attend one of our informational seminars by sending us an e-mail that includes the patient’s:

  • First and last name;
  • Address, including city, state, and Zip code; and
  • At least one daytime telephone number.

To speak with one of our trained consultants before scheduling a seminar time, please call us at 888-663-2020.

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