With an experienced surgeon, LASIK is relatively safe and your doctor will discuss the risks before the procedure. After your LASIK procedure, you may notice some blurry vision and your eyes may be teary, itchy or dry. Be sure not to rub them, Starbursts, glare and halos at night can be noticed after LASIK and […]
Read MoreAs with anything in life, LASIK has its pros and cons. Here are 3 pros and cons to consider before the procedure at Inland Eye Institute in Colton: Pro: Improved visual acuity. Most patients notice an immediate improvement in vision. Con: Some patients notice nighttime vision problems, including glare, halos and sensitivity to bright light. These […]
Read MoreGrowing eyes are changing eyes. LASIK, commonly referred to as laser vision correction, is a procedure meant for those who have a stable prescription. A patient’s eye prescription should be stable for at least one year prior to surgery. Until you’ve stopped growing and changing, you aren’t a good candidate for LASIK. In fact, the […]
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a LASIK surgeon, Inland Eye Institute in Colton recommends that you take the time to consider these five factors before making a decision. Recommendations. Did your friends, family or co-workers recommend him or her? If not, see if you can find a surgeon recommended by someone you trust or check online sources for […]
Read MoreAfter years of wearing eyeglasses or corrective lenses, you may be wondering how long it takes to have your vision corrected through LASIK. It’s a common question patients ask when consulting with the staff at Inland Eye Institute in Colton. In the hands of a highly skilled LASIK surgeon like Dr. Blanton, laser eye surgery normally […]
Read MoreYour LASIK procedure should be a pain-free experience. Before your eye surgery begins, numbing eye drops will be put into your eye to eliminate any pain or discomfort during the procedure. You may also request or receive a prescription for a medication to help you relax before the surgery. During the surgery you will likely […]
Read MoreEverybody’s heard of LASIK right? But did you know there are actually different types of laser eye surgery? LASIK (laser-assisted-in-situ-keratomileusis) is often referred to as laser vision correction or refractive surgery. It uses a microkeratome metal blade to cut the cornea flap and an excimer laser to reshape the eye. It is the most frequently […]
Read MoreThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released a report showing there are almost one million doctor visits in the United States every year for eye infections due to improper contact lens care. It is estimated that 38 million Americans wear contact lenses. While contacts in Colton can provide improved vision for people who […]
Read MoreWondering how much it costs to have LASIK surgery in Rancho Cucamonga? Price is often a top concern of those considering corrective eye surgery. Some surgeons quote a flat fee per eye, while others quote a price based on the amount of vision correction needed or the technology being used. According to one source, the […]
Read MoreThousands of LASIK procedures are performed each day across the United States. Most of them are performed safely and produce great results for patients. To ensure a satisfactory result, it is important that patients follow their doctor’s aftercare instructions. LASIK aftercare instructions generally include: Rest or sleep after the procedure. It’s always best to go […]
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Inland Eye LASIK
9481 Haven Ave., Suite 200
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
