Rejuvenate your eyesight as an investment in yourself for the future.

The situation is like tuning up an automobile engine. A new car will run well for about 40,000 miles before showing the first signs of aging. Then the engine won’t run as smooth and will burn more fuel. You have a choice. You can live with it and fill it up more often. The other choice is to give it a tune-up. By having the engine adjusted, it will run smoothly again and give you many more years of reliable service. The same principle applies to the eyes. We can give the visual system a good tune-up and help it function better.

Many people are taking more serious look at refractive surgery because of its continued success, the availability of long-term results and its improved accuracy.

We have found patients are willing to pay more money than a temporary eye solution like LASIK or CK for an upgraded lens procedure, which offers a single-surgery, permanent solution. Then they have been saving money for their entire life.

Some patients have difficulty accepting the cost but price is not always primary consideration because the eyes are more important than everything else in our life.

"What are other purchases that will have a lifelong impact?

If you go on a cruise or vacation, the money is gone in 6 days; this is something that you can use every waking moment, for the rest of your life."

SuperSight Surgery could be a procedure of choice or a viable alternative for those who wish to eliminate their dependence on traditional or progressive bifocals and those who may be showing signs (even without symptoms) of developing cataracts.

Some people view this as an investment in themselves and their future. Some people might be willing to pay more for how the world sees them than for how they see the world but many people come to view the SuperSight Surgery as "life enabling," because it is through improved vision that patients gain a greater sense of control, confidence, and independence in the world.

Those emotional benefits translate into being able to experience life more fully—perhaps so much so as to be willing to try a great adventure.