The best way to find out if you are a Visian lens candidate is to meet with Dr. Feldman for a complimentary consultation.
During your appointment the staff will perform some basic tests on your eyes and you can discuss your vision goals and additional nearsightedness questions with Dr. Feldman.
Coupling her vast eye surgery experience with unmatched attention to patient comfort and care, she will recommend the best nearsightedness treatment for you.
In general, good candidates for Visian implantable contact lenses are:
Learn more about the Visian ICL technology .
To learn more about Visian and other nearsightedness treatments that Dr. Feldman specializes in, you can sign up for our quarterly newsletter. If you would like to meet with Dr. Feldman at our San Diego office for a complimentary Visian lens consultation, please call or email us.
ClearView Eye and Laser Medical Center provides nearsightedness treatments in the San Diego, California area. We offer this web page as general information. This information should not be considered formal medical advice. Please contact us today for formal advice during a complimentary nearsightedness consultation in San Diego.
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