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For most patients, it is not required that you be out of contacts prior to your consultation. You can wear them right up until your appointment, and even to your appointment.
We do however, recommend you be out of contacts for as long as you’re comfortable with prior to your evaluation because being out of contacts allows for more accurate testing. You will have to take them out at your consultation and will be required to be out of contacts for at least one week prior to surgery.
If you wear hard contacts, we do need you to be out of them for 2 weeks prior to your consultation.
*Kleiman Evangelista recommends postponing refractive surgery if you are pregnant or nursing.
Ultimately, the cost of refractive vision correction depends on the type of surgery you select. At Kleiman Evangelista, that cost can range from $2,450/eye to $8,000/eye. Kleiman Evangelista’s team of highly-skilled surgeons uses the latest technology to ensure your safety, comfort, and results.
The team at Kleiman Evangelista is committed to helping everyone achieve the vision they deserve. To do that, we offer financing options \through CareCredit and Alphaeon Credit (subject to credit approval). We also accepts HSAs and FSAs. You can learn more about our payment plans and options here.
Once you’ve scheduled surgery it’s time to start planning all the things you’ll be able to do without having to worry about glasses or contacts!
Depending on your surgical choice, you’ll have pre-surgery instructions and eye drop schedules to follow. Make sure you read all of your paperwork ahead of time and follow those drop schedules, they’re crucial for a successful surgery day.
Depending on the type of vision correction procedure you’ve chosen, your recovery will be unique but typically:
Keep in mind that recovery is different for every patient and your doctor will share more detailed information about recovery times for each vision correction option.
