Emily Belle Freeman came to Waite Vision for vision correction surgery. Here is her testimonial about her experience getting her vision back at Waite Vision: This is my 1975 Jeep, Daisy. My name is Emily Freeman, and I’m from Lehi, Utah. And I am an author, and a writer, and a motivational speaker. I had […]
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Corneal Cross-linking is a revolutionary procedure that has transformed the lives of countless people suffering from progressive keratoconus. Keratoconus is a degenerative eye disease that leads to a distortion of the corneal shape and can cause significant vision impairment. Located in Utah, Waite Vision is dedicated to providing the most advanced and effective treatments for
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As a dedicated refractive surgeon, I recently reached an important milestone in my career journey. I became a founding member and a Fellow of the World College of Refractive Surgery & Visual Sciences (WCRS). I am one of the initial group of 10 internationally recognized refractive surgeons that formed the WCRS. Being part of forming
Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE), also known as Custom Lens Replacement (CLR), is a precise and long-lasting solution for age-related vision changes caused by aging in the eye’s natural lens. Patients who have undergone RLE eye surgery describe it as “turning back the clock,” because they no longer need reading glasses. It restores their youthful vision and prevents
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Both Rick and Chelsea had vision correction procedures performed in the last year. Let them tell you their story. Rick: My name is Rick Talbot. I had LASIK about a year ago. Chelsea: I’m Chelsea Talbot. I had PRK also about a year ago. Rick: I was wearing glasses, and I absolutely hated it. Contacts
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Keratoconus is an eye condition that thins the cornea (the front clear part of the eye) and causes it to lose the normal curved shape, making a cone-like shape. The cornea is responsible for focusing most of the light that enters the eye. When the cornea is distorted from keratoconus, the vision suffers. It would
