Expert Surgical Care by Center for Advanced Eye Surgery

Our practice specializes in minimally invasive surgical procedures that offer patients less pain, reduced scarring and shorter recovery times.

We take a comprehensive approach to each patient's case, taking into account their unique medical history and individual needs.

Our surgical facilities are equipped with the latest technology and equipment to ensure the highest level of care for our patients.

With over 20 years of experience, Center for Advanced Eye Surgery has performed countless successful surgeries and is highly respected in the medical community.

We prioritize the needs and concerns of our patients, providing compassionate care and personalized attention throughout their surgical journey.

Our practice stays up-to-date with the latest surgical techniques and procedures, ensuring our patients receive the most advanced care available.

We know the importance of keeping you informed on what to expect leading up to your procedure. Below you will find some general details you should know before coming in.

• A nurse will call the day before your procedure to go over health history and instructions.
• A member of our office team will call up to a week prior to your procedure to notify & to collect any copay or coinsurance due before you arrive the day of your procedure.​
• Please be sure to inform your physician if you are taking any blood thinners or aspirin. 
• DO NOT eat or drink anything after midnight the evening before your procedure, unless otherwise instructed by your physician.
• DO NOT smoke the evening before or the day of your procedure.
• DO NOT consume any alcohol at least 24 hours before your procedure.
• DO NOT take any medications after midnight the evening before your procedure, unless otherwise instructed by your physician.

IF YOU EXPERIENCE ANY CHANGE IN YOUR PHYSICAL CONDITION BEFORE YOUR PROCEDURE SUCH AS DIFFICULTY BREATHING, FLU LIKE SYMPTOMS, OR COLD SYMPTOMS, PLEASE NOTIFY YOUR PHYSICIAN AS IT MAY RESULT IN CANCELLATION OF YOUR PROCEDURE.

Items to bring with you:

• A list of all medications, prescription and over-the-counter, that you are taking.
• Your drivers license and insurance card.
• Loose, comfortable, and warm clothing. You will be asked to change into a gown before your procedure, but it is advised to wear comfortable and warm clothing leading up to that point.
• Your driver; following procedures involving anesthesia you will need to have a driver to bring you home.

Items to leave at home:

• Your purse and any valuables, such as watches and jewelry.
• Makeup and perfume; please refrain from wearing any makeup and/or perfume/cologne to your procedure.
• Contact lenses; please do not wear contact lenses to your procedure, glasses are permitted.

Please arrive on time; generally patients are asked to arrive 1 hour before their scheduled procedure time.

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Upon arrival you will check in with our receptionist. They will collect your identification and insurance information, verify that you have a responsible adult to bring you home following the procedure, go over HIPAA and financial consents.

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Copayments or Coinsurance are to be taken care of before the day of your procedure.

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If you have any questions or concerns, please let one of our staff members know.

Glossary of Terms:

Copay: A copay is a predetermined amount due to a service provider by the patient; this is in addition to what the insurer will pay.

Coinsurance: Coinsurance is a predetermined percentage of the total amount due that the patient is financially responsible for.

Advance Directive: A document in which an individual specifies what actions should be taken if they are no longer able to make medical decisions for themselves.

Following your procedure your physician's office and the surgery center will call to follow up with you to ensure you are recovering well.

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If there was any pathology completed during your procedure, results take up to 14 business days and your physician will call upon receipt.

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If you experience heightened discomfort or an irregular change in symptoms it is important that you notify your physician immediately. If these symptoms become more serious or persistent, call 911.

After anesthesia:

• Be sure to have a ride home and know that you should not drive or operate heavy machinery for 24 hours following your procedure
• Do not plan to make any important decisions following your procedure
• Eat lightly, unless otherwise instructed by your physician, and drink plenty of fluids following your procedure. Avoid alcohol consumption for at least 24 hours.
• If you experience serious pain or any adverse symptoms discussed in your discharge instructions, call 911.

At Center for Advanced Eye Surgery, we understand that surgery can be a stressful and emotional experience. That's why we strive to provide compassionate care to all of our patients, helping to ease your worries and make your experience as comfortable as possible.

We believe that patient education is key to achieving the best possible outcome for your health. That's why we take the time to explain your condition, treatment options, and what to expect during and after your surgery. We want you to feel confident and informed throughout your entire experience.

Our practice is conveniently located in the heart of the city, with easy access to public transportation and ample parking. We make it easy for you to get the care you need, when you need it.