Lewis LASIK

Save on Bladeless Topography-Guided LASIK

LewisLASIK at $4000 total for both eyes is second to none in quality, safety, experience, and clinical results. James S. Lewis, MD is a fellowship trained cornea surgical specialist, a Wills Eye Network Surgeon, and the Director of Refractive Surgery at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, the second largest training facility for eye doctors in the country. He uses the latest topographically-guided lasers and lectures nationally and internationally on surgical technique. Dr. Lewis has performed over 10,000 successful LASIK surgeries as well as over 100,000 major intra-ocular surgical procedures in the last three decades. He performs all LASIK surgery at LewisLASIK and always includes one year of free post-operative care.

Corporate LASIK Centers promising $299 an eye for LASIK are using a bait-and-switch technique to lure patients into their facility. Sales people then explain why you should pay for an upgraded laser, an upgraded post-operative program or "enhancements". Often they simply claim you don’t qualify for the advertised low price. The average cost of LASIK in these centers is $5000. When deals seem “to good to be true” you can bet they are not true.

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Dr. Lewis

James S. Lewis, MD is a graduate of Princeton University and Thomas Jefferson Medical College where he won awards in Ophthalmology and Research. He served as chief resident during his third year at Duke University Eye Center where he was offered a faculty position. Instead he travelled to South Australia for subspecialty training in Corneal and Refractive Surgery. He returned in 1990 and became Director of Cornea and Anterior Segment Surgery at Hahnemann University, in Philadelphia. He also served as Corneal Consultant to the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (now Salus University).