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Save Money in the Long Run With Lasik

Are you an ideal candidate for Lasik eye treatment? It’s eye-opening how much people are spending on glasses and contacts each year (approximately $16 billion each year for glasses and lenses, Read More

Using Your FSA/HSA for LASIK Laser Vision Correction and Eye Exams

Discover the ways that you can use FSA/HSA for better vision. If you have a flexible spending account (FSA) or health savings account (HSA), you may be wondering how this could Read More

How Long Does LASIK Last?

How Long Does LASIK Last? Are glasses and contact lenses interfering with your active lifestyle? Many adults over the age of 21 have chosen laser vision correction surgery. Highly successful and Read More

How LASIK Can Save You Money

How Lasik Can Save You Money Wondering whether you could benefit from getting LASIK eye treatment? Have you been thinking about whether you could benefit from LASIK? Perhaps you love the idea Read More

Difference Between LASIK & PRK

Difference between LASIK and PRK Discover the differences between these popular corrective eye surgeries. Are you tired of having to put contact lenses in every morning? Do you hate having to always bring glasses Read More

What Is Visian ICL?

What is Visian ICL? Could Visian ICL be the best vision correction option for you and your eyesight? Many people come into Chelsea Eye Ophthalmology asking about LASIK or other corrective eye Read More

What does LASIK surgery involve?

Your New York Laser Surgeon offers LASIK surgery to qualified patients over 21 years of age. LASIK reshapes the cornea, which is the clear, rounded portion of the eye. The Read More

Do I Need Cataract Surgery?

Do I Need Cataract Surgery? Finding out that you have cataracts is understandably concerning; you may be wondering if your vision will get worse and if it will impact the way Read More

Is LASIK Right For You?

Are you tired of wearing glasses or contacts every day? If you're nearsighted (myopia), farsighted (hyperopia) or have distorted vision (astigmatism), you've really had no other choices for vision correction. Read More

The Common Signs of Cataracts

According to the National Eye Institute, over half of all Americans will develop one or more cataracts by the age of 80. Cataracts are one of the most common age-related Read More

Tired Of Wearing Your Glasses?

Find out if LASIK is exactly what you’ve been looking for to get better eyesight! Wouldn’t it be great to wake up every day and see clearly without glasses or contact Read More

How Does LASIK Work?

If you’ve been living with blurred vision that affects your ability to read, write, and drive, you’re probably eager for a long-term solution. Glasses help, but not everyone likes the Read More

Discover The Benefits OF iLASIK

According to statistics released by Jobson Research, 61 percent of Americans have some type of vision issue that needs to be corrected. Some people choose to wear glasses or contact Read More

What Is No Stitch Cataract Surgery?

Find out how this latest treatment could get rid of your cataracts without the unpleasantries of traditional cataract surgery. While no one likes thinking about eye issues, they do happen. In Read More

Common Ophthalmological Conditions and Treatments

Learn about common eye problems from your New York ophthalmologists. Are you familiar with common eye conditions? Dr. Christopher Coad and Dr. James Kirszrot, ophthalmologists in New York, NY at Chelsea Read More

What Dermal Fillers Could Do For You

Would you like to look younger without undergoing an invasive procedure? Dermal fillers can help minimize lines and wrinkles and plump areas of your face that have lost volume. Dr. Read More

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