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LASIK - Laser Eye Surgery Charleston
Because we aim to please our patients, LASIK at Seltzer Laser Center is affordable. We offer advanced technology and one of the most experienced LASIK surgeons in Charleston or South Carolina. Strabismus Doctors South Carolina
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Strabismus
Strabismus is an eye condition where the eyes point in different directions. You may have heard this commonly referred to as a “crossed eyes” or “wandering eyes” or a “lazy eye.” Strabismus is a visual defect where one eye cannot focus with the other. There are multiple types of strabismus including eyes that turn in, turn out or turn up or down. Eyes that turn inwards are often what you see in children. Strabismus may be present early in infancy or may develop later in life. Most cases of Strabismus do get detected in the childhood years. Strabismus may be present constantly or only occasionally. In adults, it often results from progressive untreated or unsuccessfully treated strabismus in childhood.
For more information regarding pediatric strabismus or adult strabismus, please feel free to visit the American Academy of Ophthalmology website. Seltzer Laser Center encourages any parents of young children to research this eye condition for a better understanding of what they will be facing.
http://www.aao.org/education/pediatric.cfm
Because we aim to please our patients, LASIK at Seltzer Laser Center is affordable. We offer advanced technology and one of the most experienced LASIK surgeons in Charleston or South Carolina. LASIK - Financing
If you are concerned about the cost of LASIK in Charleston, we offer flexible financing options. We offer FREE LASIK consultations where you can learn about your options for laser eye surgery without any obligations.
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Visian ICL- Implantable Contact Lens
Seltzer Laser Center is proud to introduce The Visian ICL to Charleston South Carolina. If you have been told that you are not candidate for LASIK in Charleston we may have a solution that is better for you. This new implantable contact lens corrects up to -20 diopters of myopia. This is the procedure that highly nearsighted patients have been waiting for and is now available at Seltzer Laser Center.