Dear friend:

If you wear glasses or contact lenses, you may be considering LASIK surgery throw them away. I’m sure you’ve seen the ads advertising low prices, or heard of fantastic new lasers that track your eye thousands of times per second. Actually, it’s all pretty confusing. Who is the best surgeon? What is the best laser? Does paying more mean that you’ll get a better doctor or get better results?

My name is Mike Robinson, and I'm the president of 20/20 Vision Centers. We do something very unique in our industry in that we greatly reduce the risks that people face when having LASIK Surgery--and there are risks. Reducing those risks and getting you the best possible vision is why we created 20/20 Vision Centers. Believe it or not, paying a high price does not mean that you will get the best vision, or that you reduce your risk of complications.

Not all Lasik surgery is created equal. There are many variables that can control the sharpness of your vision. For example, some surgeons consider corrected vision of 20/40 to be perfectly acceptable while other surgeons consistently obtain 20/20 vision or better. The difference can be attributed to directly to the skill of the surgeon and the processes that they follow.

Of course you do. Most surgeons performing LASIK are Ophthalmologists but not LASIK specialists. They perform many types of eye surgeries, removing cataracts for example. At some point in their career they learned how to do LASIK by attending a workshop or receiving guidance from a peer. Typically, they observe 10-20 LASIK procedures and perform another 10-20 procedures under supervision. At that point, they will start performing LASIK at a surgical center. At these centers, the equipment required to perform LASIK can be rented for a fee ranging from $500 to $750 per eye.

A typical Ophthalmologist will perform many eye surgeries each month with only a few of those being LASIK procedures. When Ophthalmologists claim that they have performed thousands of procedures that is true, however they may not all be LASIK. Similarly, surgical centers may claim to have performed thousands of procedures, which is true, but the surgeons working in the centers may have actually performed very few procedures.

Paying more for LASIK does not mean that you will see better. The price you pay for LASIK surgery is based on two things:  the costs that the doctor has to pay to perform each procedure and the number of procedures that the doctor performs.

Some of our competitors build large extravagant clinics and finance or lease the most expensive technology. The doctors perform many procedures other than LASIK so the very expensive LASIK equipment if not always in use. This means that you could pay up to four times more for LASIK than you need to.

We own all our equipment and carry no debt. We do not have to pay the interest on borrowed money or expensive equipment leases. We are not required to pay a facility or middleman fee of $500 to $750 per eye.

We have eliminated all unnecessary costs. Our facilities have been designed to perform LASIK, not sell it. Our vision centers are clean and modern and modest - built with a two function in mind…to perform LASIK, and to provide the best care possible for our patients.

Our high volume of procedures spreads the cost of our equipment across many procedures and eliminates that high middleman and facility fees. Finally, our Doctors are paid per case, eliminating the high cost of salaries.

This means that you will get the best care and the best possible vision at price that is 66% to 75% less than our competitors.

Our doctors are limited to performing 25 surgeries per day - not 40 - like some of our high volume competitors. Limiting the number of procedures performed each day insures that the surgeon is alert, at his or her best, and that you receive the best possible care and the best vision possible.

The LASIK procedure takes only a few minutes, however the surgeon needs time to prepare a surgical plan for each patient. As the surgeon prepares each plan he or she carefully reviews all the measurements taken in all the exams and makes a final decision how the LASER will be programmed. The settings on the Laser will largely determine the quality of your post-surgical vision. Our surgeons target 20/20 or better vision.

Our free report Look Before You Leap..7 Things You Must Know Before Lasik will show you how to make sure that you get the best treatment for LASIK and save money too.

Whose fault is it when there are post-surgical Complications with LASIK? In over 90% of the cases, I say it’s the doctor’s fault. We realize that having LASIK is a big step for you, your eyes will be surgically altered and it will affect your vision for the rest of your life. We also know that you want to see clearly without the hassle of glasses and contacts, not try to figure out how the LASIK surgery business works.

That’s why we have committed ourselves to overcoming every problem you could possibly face when having LASIK. Having LASIK frees you from the hassles of glasses and contacts. Throw them away. If you qualify, your natural eyes will see 20/20 or better. Please call now to reserve your copy of Look Before You Leap…7 Things You Must Know Before Having LASIK.

Even if you’re just thinking about having LASIK right now, when the time comes, our report, Look Before you Leap…7 Things You Must Know Before Having Lasik, will show you how to get the best possible vision at the best possible price.

Sincerely,

Mike Robinson
President
20/20 Vision Centers

P.S. Call us now at 801-288-2020, or toll free at 1-866-756-2020 to see if your eyes qualify for LASIK. You can schedule a FREE initial consultation.