The 2018 Winter Olympics have arrived! Athletes from around the world are gathering in Pyeongchang to compete for gold and glory in one, or more, of 15 events. The commitment and passion shown by these amazing athletes is matched only by the time, effort and focus they have put into training to be at the […]
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Dealing with dry eye? You’re not alone. According to the National Eye Institute, this condition affects millions of Americans every year, making daily tasks more challenging and increasing the risk of eye infections. Knowing how to fix dry eyes with a complete cure remains elusive, but there are quite a few ways to help ease […]
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Learn about laser eye surgery safety, LASIK complications, and LASIK eye surgery success rate from Discover Vision’s leading LASIK surgeons in Kansas City.
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Imagine waking up and seeing clearly without glasses or contact lenses. Imagine running or swimming without worrying about your glasses falling off or contacts drying out. Imagine enjoying life without constant vision correction. It’s entirely possible with innovative LASIK solutions in Kansas City, MO. You can achieve clear vision without the need for glasses or […]
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Delve into the potential complications of LASIK eye surgery, from minor symptoms to rarer side effects, and how to prevent or manage them.
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A total solar eclipse is set to cross the U.S., and we want you to enjoy it safely! Here are 6 tips for viewing the eclipse without damaging your eyesight.
Read MoreSMILE Vision Correction at Discover Vision Centers The Discover Vision refractive team has been working on something for the past 7 years and we are excited to finally share the news with you. It’s something to SMILE about, literally. As 1 of only 5 clinics in the country involved in the FDA trials, Discover Vision is pleased […]
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Did you know that over 150 million Americans have poor vision due to a refractive error? These errors make your vision hazy or blurry which can make reading difficult, giving you eye strain and headaches. As a result, this means you’ll need prescription glasses or contact lenses to see clearly. Small incision lenticule extraction, or […]
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