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On the day of your consultation, you will be asked for the completed new patient registration and a medical history form. If you do not have the completed form, you will need to complete it upon arrival.
During your consultation, you will receive a comprehensive eye examination to determine your suitability for refractive surgery. The comprehensive examination includes a microscopic examination of the eye, comprehensive measurements of your cornea’s shape and thickness, and the application of trial lenses to simulate refractive surgical outcomes.
If you are a candidate for surgery, the doctor will determine the specific level of vision correction you require. You will also be advised about your likely outcome and made fully aware of the implications of laser vision correction. Plan on staying in the clinic for at least one to two hours. If you are coming in for a refractive vision correction consultation (this includes LASIK, PRK, SMILE, or another refractive procedure), you will NOT be charged for this visit. However, if you are interested in cataract surgery or another procedure, you will be charged.
Please bring the following to your initial visit:

  • Eyeglasses: Bring the eyeglasses you wear most often and/or your contact lens prescription with you, even if they no longer help your vision. Old eyeglasses and contact lens prescriptions are also helpful to bring as they will provide important information about the past condition of your eyes.
  • New Patient Registration and Medical History Forms: To help facilitate your visit, you can download and print the New Patient Questionnaire and Medical History forms below and fill them out before your arrival.

New Patient Registration

Patient Medical History

Special Preparation for Contact Lens Users

Remove your soft contact lenses at least 3 days before your visit and keep them out until the appointment is over. Rigid gas permeable (RGP) and other hard contact lenses should be kept out for 3 weeks.