Center for Sight, Fall River, Massachusetts

December 15, 2014

Vision Quality with LASIK vs. Ortho-K Contact Lenses

Recently researchers reporting in the journal Cornea compared the differences in visual performance between LASIK and Orthokeratology or Ortho-K Contact Lenses. The results in this study suggest that LASIK provides better visual quality outcomes-especially in low contrast or dim lighting conditions-than Ortho-K Contact Lenses for the treatment of low-to-moderate myopia or nearsightedness.



LASIK is a type of laser eye surgery that provides a method of vision correction to help people with common vision problems such as nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism see clearly at distance without being dependent on glasses or contact lenses.

What is Ortho-K?
Ortho-K or Orthokeratology is a method of contact lens fitting used to temporarily reshape the cornea to allow people to see at distance and be independent of eyeglasses and contacts for periods of time throughout the day.

If you or someone you know has questions about vision quality with LASIK or would like to schedule a free LASIK Consultation, please feel free to call Center for Sight at 508-730-2020, visit www.center-for-sight.com or www.facebook.com/centerforsightfallriver to schedule an appointment.

Center forSight is conveniently located at 1565 North Main Street, Suite 406, Fall River, Massachusetts 02720 for patients from Massachusetts or Rhode Island.