Clear Vision Starts Here With World-Class Technology and Hometown Care

At Sawyer Eye Center, we offer advanced vision correction procedures designed to reduce or eliminate your dependence on corrective eyewear.

New To Vision Correction?

Millions of people have successfully undergone vision correction to gain clearer, sharper eyesight without relying on glasses or contacts. Advancements in laser and lens technology now allow us to customize treatment for each patient, ensuring better outcomes and faster recovery times.

At Sawyer Eye Center, we offer a full range of vision correction procedures, including:

Each option is designed to address specific vision needs, and we take a personalized approach to determine the best fit for you.

Cost of Vision Correction vs. Glasses and Contacts

While glasses or contact lenses may seem more affordable at first, they come with long-term costs that add up quickly. Most people spend thousands of dollars over their lifetime on prescription eyewear often exceeding the cost of a one-time vision correction procedure.

Lifetime costs of glasses and contacts include:

Prescription lenses and frames, often updated every 1–2 years
Contact lenses and cleaning solutions replaced monthly or annually
Routine eye exams and prescription updates
Replacement costs for lost or damaged glasses
Hidden costs of reduced convenience and performance in daily life

In contrast, vision correction surgery is a one-time investment that can reduce or eliminate your dependence on corrective eyewear, saving you money and hassle over time.

Benefits of investing in vision correction:

One-time investment vs. decades of recurring expenses
Potential for long-term savings, often thousands of dollars
No more ongoing purchases or maintenance
Clear vision from the moment you wake up
More freedom in work, travel, and everyday activities

At Sawyer Eye Center, we know cost is a key consideration. That’s why we offer flexible financing plans, so you can enjoy the benefits of vision correction without the financial strain. Our team will walk you through all your options and help you find a plan that works for your budget.

Understanding Your Vision Correction Options

Choosing the right vision correction procedure depends on factors like your prescription, corneal thickness, age, and lifestyle. Below is an overview of the procedures we offer:

Laser-Based Vision Correction Procedures

LASIK

A vision correction procedure that uses a laser to reshape the cornea, helping to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. It involves creating a thin flap on the surface of the eye, and most patients experience clearer vision within a day.

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SMILE

A laser vision correction procedure that treats nearsightedness and astigmatism using a small opening in the cornea. It does not require creating a flap and is another option for those considering laser eye surgery.

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PRK

A vision correction procedure that uses a laser to reshape the cornea, helping to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. PRK does not involve creating a flap. Instead, the thin outer layer of the cornea is gently removed and naturally heals over the following days.

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Lens-Based Vision Correction Procedures

EVO ICL

An implantable lens placed inside the eye, providing excellent visual clarity for patients with high myopia. Unlike laser vision correction, EVO ICL does not remove corneal tissue and is reversible.

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Clear Lens Replacement (CLR)

A procedure that replaces the eye’s natural lens with an advanced intraocular lens (IOL). CLR is ideal for patients over 40 who may have mild cataracts, increased dependence on glasses for reading, or who are not candidates for other vision correction options.

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Why Choose Sawyer Eye Center for Vision Correction?

At Sawyer Eye Center, we combine cutting-edge laser vision correction technology with the personalized care only a hometown practice can provide. Whether you’re hoping to ditch glasses or reduce your dependence on contacts, our experienced team is here to guide you every step of the way.

Experienced Surgeons

Our surgeons are fellowship-trained cornea and refractive surgery specialists with extensive experience in the full array of advanced vision correction techniques.