King LASIK Tips: How Electronics Affect Your Vision

BY Dr. Joseph King - 21 Feb, '13 | Eye Care, Lasik, Technology

Computer Vision Syndrome Technology is fascinating. We wouldn’t be able to do what we do at King LASIK without it! However, like many things, there are advantages and disadvantages to our modern world. For example, technology has been linked to obesity, heart problems, muscle issues, deafness and more. But how does it affect our eyes? …Read more

The Power of King LASIK

BY Dr. Joseph King - 19 Feb, '13 | Lasik

Laser Vision Correction Specialists The power of the mind and eyes is undeniable. Vision, in both aspects, is a powerful tool to help bring about change. At King LASIK, we believe sight has a direct impact on your life and motivation. We chose three quotes that we aspire to in our daily lives. Whether you have 20/20 …Read more

King LASIK on Contact Sports

BY Dr. Joseph King - 15 Feb, '13 | Benefits, Eye Care

Contact Sports Are Not for Contacts Clearly Better LASIK Contact lens might be OK for some sports, but if you’re into something much more grittier, then LASIK vision correction surgery is the only way to go. We offer the latest blade-free procedure known as The IntraLase Method – exceptionally advanced and clinically known to take …Read more

5 Reasons Why LASIK is Sexy

BY Dr. Joseph King - 12 Feb, '13 | Lasik

Reason Why LASIK is Sexy Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. It’s a special time for candlelight dinners, bouquets of roses, boxes of chocolate, and plenty of smooches. Whether you’re a romantic or a cynic, it’s hard to ignore this Hallmark holiday. How do you best set the mood for romance (or a hopeful romance) this …Read more

Cataract Surgery: Facts and Myths About Eye Health

BY Dr. Joseph King - 4 Feb, '13 | Cataract Surgery

What is Cataract? And Why Do so Few Americans Know About It? Cataracts is a clouding of the lens inside the eye which leads to a decrease in vision. According to the National Eye Institute (NEI), by age 80 more than half of all Americans will either have a cataract or have had cataract surgery. …Read more