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   Who is Schwartz laser eye center?

   • On behalf of his entire team, Dr. Jay L. Schwartz welcomes you to Schwartz Laser Eye Center, a full-service ophthalmology practice offering the latest in refractive surgery and general eye care. We are confident that we can take care of all of your ophthalmology needs, as well as the needs of your family.

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   Who is Dr Jay Schwartz?

   • Dr. Schwartz is the co-author of The Exciting New Laser Eye Surgery, LASIK Vision Correction, January 2000. He lives in Scottsdale, Arizona with his wife Brenda and their two children, Madelyn and Maxwell. Check out all the latest patient reviews for Dr. Jay L. Schwartz and the rest of the team at Schwartz Laser Eye Center:

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   Who is Dr Schwartz ophthalmologist?

   • Dr. Schwartz is a Board Certified Ophthalmologist and licensed to practice medicine in Arizona, Colorado and Illinois. Dr. Schwartz moved to Arizona in 1997. He currently lives in Scottsdale, with his wife Brenda and daughter Madelyn and son Maxwell. Dr. Donausky has been in practice with Dr. Schwartz since 2003.

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   Where can I get LASIK in Scottsdale?

   • Schwartz Laser Eye Center has two convenient Valley locations: one in Scottsdale and the other in Glendale, with office hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., M-F. Call 480-483-3937 today to schedule your complimentary LASIK evaluation and to discuss your treatment options, their potential cost, and available financing. The Valleys Pros choose Dr. Schwartz.

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2. www.schwartzlaser.com › lasik › epi-lasikEpi-LASIK Eye Surgery Scottsdale & Glendale, AZ | Schwartz

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   Epi-LASIK eye surgery is available in Scottsdale & Glendale for patients wanting to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. (480) 483-3937 1(888) 553-3937 Click here for a Free Refractive evaluation

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   Laser Eye Surgery in Scottsdale, Glendale, Phoenix, & Mesa. On behalf of his entire team, Dr. Jay L. Schwartz welcomes you to Schwartz Laser Eye Center, a full-service ophthalmology practice offering the latest in refractive surgery and general eye care.

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   • Why Do I Have to Remove My contacts?
   • How Quickly Can I Return to Normal Activities?
   • What Appointments Are Included in The Original Lasik Price?
   • Can I Have Both Eyes Treated on The Same Day?
   • Is My Night Vision Going to Be Affected?
   • Is The Procedure painful?
   • How Many Office Visits Can I Expect to Make?
   • How Soon Will I Be Able to See After Lasik?
   • Will I Need to Wear Glasses After Lasik?
   • How Do I Know If I Am A Good Candidate For Lasik?

   Contact lenses alter the shape of the cornea. It is important that your cornea return to its original shape in order to provide accurate testing during the Complete Eye Exam. This also applies to the precision of the laser treatment. Contact Lens Removal Policy 1. Soft, daily wear or soft Toric contacts must be removed at least 7-10 days prior to y...

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   Most patients are able to drive themselves to our clinic the next morning for their one-day Post Operative Exam, or even return to work. Reading can sometimes be troublesome for the first week following the procedure, this is normal. Do not rub your eyes or wear eye makeup, and stay away from dust and dirty environments. You will not be able to swi...

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   All of your appointments are included for the first year. If needed, Enhancements are included for up to two years from your original procedure date. If the doctor determines an Enhancement is needed after the original two-year period it will be at an additional cost to the patient. This price includes all other Post Operative Exams through the fir...

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   Most patients choose to have both eyes done on the same day. However, patients do have the option of having only one eye treated at a time.

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   In the initial 2-4 month period following your procedure it is normal to have some degree of night glare due to the healing process. If you have very large pupils and the doctor feels you may be at risk for ongoing night vision problems, he or she may recommend against having LASIK.

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   The procedure itself is almost completely painless. Your eyes are completely numbed with anesthetic drops. Your eyelid is held open during the procedure with a special instrument called a lid speculum; you may feel some pressure around the eye from this instrument.

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   You are expected to be seen 24 hours after the procedure, one week, one month, three months and one year after the procedure.

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   The exact timeline differs from patient to patient. Although you can expect blurry vision for the first 24 hours, you will probably notice clear vision return within a day or two. For some patients, it may take three to five days for clear vision to return, but this is not a reason for concern.

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   Patients who undergo LASIK surgery no longer need to rely on prescription lenses in many situations. However, some patients may still need glasses for distance vision. Also, with age, most people develop presbyopia (age-related farsightedness), which often necessitates reading glasses to see objects from up-close. Since LASIK does not stop the eyes...

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   People who are over 18, in good health and have a stable vision prescription that can be corrected with refractive surgery are generally good candidates for LASIK. During your initial consultation, Dr. Schwartz will examine your eyes to confirm whether LASIK is suitable for you. Occasionally, factors like having a thin cornea or other eye condition...

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6. www.schwartzlaseraz.com › our-practiceOur Practice - SCHWARTZ LASER EYE CENTER

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   We are confident that the Schwartz Laser Eye Center can take care of all of your eye care needs. Dr. Schwartz's practice specializes in LASIK. He has traveled throughout the United States and Europe training other surgeons on the LASIK procedure.

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   At Schwartz Laser Eye Center, we understand that blurry vision can negatively impact one’s overall quality of life. Additionally, while contact lenses and eyeglasses are effective in correcting some vision problems temporarily, they aren’t adequate for every condition, and can be a hassle at times.…

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   Ophthalmology, Optometry • 2 Providers. 8416 E Shea Blvd Ste 101, Scottsdale AZ, 85260. Schwartz Laser Eye Center is a medical group practice located in Scottsdale, AZ that specializes in Ophthalmology and Optometry.

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   Jay L. Schwartz, D.O., is a highly skilled ophthalmologist surgeon who focuses on laser vision correction. He is board certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Ophthalmology and has performed more than 50,000 successful LASIK procedures.