08/26/2026
You're in your twenties or thirties, highly nearsighted, and you were told years ago that LASIK isn't an option for you. Thin corneas, a strong prescription - you filed vision correction away as something that wasn't for you.
It may still be an option.
The Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL) is a soft, biocompatible lens placed inside the eye to correct nearsightedness and astigmatism. It doesn't remove corneal tissue, it's often a fit for higher prescriptions, and it's reversible.
At Near & Far Vision, Dr. Jack Tian, MD, can tell you in a single visit whether ICL is right for your eyes.
The prescription you've lived with doesn't have to be permanent. Find out what your options are.
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