If you are interested in laser eye surgery to correct nearsightedness, contact Tylock Eye Care & Laser Center today.
Nearsightedness, or myopia, is the most common refractive condition and affects one in four people. Nearsightedness is a condition in which light rays entering the eye focus in front of the retina instead of directly on the retina. Nearsightedness is normally caused when the eye is too long or the cornea is too steep. Nearsighted patients see nearby objects clearly, but have difficulty focusing on distant objects.
Myopia can be minimal, creating only slight blurring of distant vision. Those with minimal myopia may be able to read the doctor's eye chart without glasses. Those with moderate myopia are barely able to see the big E on the eye chart without glasses or contacts. Nearsightedness is often inherited, usually starts in childhood and stabilizes in the late teens or early adulthood.
Dr. Tylock is committed to providing you with all the information you need to feel comfortable about making the choice to have vision correction surgery. After viewing our website if you would like to have more information, please contact us for our free CD-ROM or Information Packet. We also invite you to attend one of our free Tuesday night seminars.
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“Let me explain how The Tylock Advantage really worked for me. He’s very concerned, He’s very trustworthy. He talked to me in my terms, not in some medical jargon that I couldn’t understand, and took his time and explained everything he was doing, everything he was going to do. It made a world of difference.”
- Gordon Pearson
“They’re not running you through as if there’re a lot of people to see and you can feel like an individual that’s special when you’re there. You feel like it’s all about you and that your needs are going to be met and your questions are going to be answered. It’s just a very professional, professionally run organization.”
- Lori Clifford, M.D.
To learn more about your refractive surgery options, contact our vision correction center near Dallas today.
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