Lane Eye Center

read moreAre you interested in learning more about Allegretto Wave Eye-Q 400 technology? The Braverman Eye Center, a leading South Florida LASIK provider in Hallandale Beach, Florida offers this exciting vision correction option to patients throughout South Florida. If you're reading this, you're probably familiar with the vision chart that hangs in every optometrist's examining room--the one with a big "E" at the top. It's officially known as a Snellen chart and has been the basis for measuring what's known as visual acuity since the late 1800s.

read moreAt our state-of-the-art LASIK Fort Lauderdale / Miami offices, we accept cash, checks, Visa, MasterCard and American Express.

read moreYou will enter the laser room and lie down on a reclining chair below a microscope that is part of the laser. When you look up into the laser, you will see a red light with a ring of lights around it. Dr. Stanley Braverman will ask you to look directly at this "fixation" light while the procedure is performed. Usually both eyes are treated simultaneously. Dr. Braverman has found that patients tend to like this better and the recovery time is shorter. An eyelid holder will be placed between your eyelids to prevent you from blinking.

read moreMost patients that wear glasses or contact lenses are candidates for laser vision correction. However, the surgery will not treat the need for reading glasses at middle age (presbyopia). To find out if you are a candidate for Miami or Fort Lauderdale LASIK, you can contact the Braverman Eye Center here on line or calling us at 954-458-2112 or 888-954-LASIK to arrange for a consultation. Simply let us know that you are interested in the screening for laser vision correction. You should know that laser vision correction is considered an elective procedure, not covered by most insurance companies.