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LASIK & Refractive Surgery Co-Management in Mississauga

Considering LASIK or vision correction surgery? We’re here to help you make an informed decision and support you before and after your procedure, with trusted care at every step.

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Guidance You Can Trust, Even If You’re Just Exploring Options

Refractive surgeries like LASIK and PRK offer the possibility of reducing or eliminating your need for glasses or contact lenses. But deciding whether it’s right for you takes more than a quick screening.

At Complete Eyecare, we provide co-management for LASIK and other refractive surgeries—helping you understand your options, prepare for surgery, and care for your eyes afterwards. We also offer Genetic Screening for Eye Conditions, allowing patients to better understand hereditary risks that could impact long-term vision outcomes.

Our optometrist works closely with local ophthalmologists to ensure your care is safe, personalized, and supported by a team that is familiar with your vision history and genetic predispositions.

Our optometrist works closely with local ophthalmologists to ensure your care is safe, personalized, and supported by a team that is familiar with your vision history.

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What Is Refractive Surgery Co-Management?

Co-management means we handle everything before and after your eye surgery, including:

  • A full pre-operative exam to determine if you’re a good candidate
  • Referral to a trusted local surgeon
  • Post-operative care at our clinic, including follow-ups and healing checks
  • Ongoing vision support

This approach offers the benefits of continuity, familiar care, and the peace of mind that comes with being monitored by an eye doctor who already knows your eyes.

Are You a Good Candidate for LASIK or PRK?

We’ll help you answer that. During your consultation, we’ll assess:

  • Prescription stability
  • Corneal thickness and shape
  • Overall eye health and tear film quality
  • Your goals and lifestyle needs

If surgery isn’t the right fit, we’ll explore other solutions together, including ortho-k, scleral lenses, or updated glasses and contacts.

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Refractive Surgery Support, from Start to Finish

Dr. Preeti Jani brings decades of experience in optometry and co-managed care. If you choose to pursue refractive surgery, she’ll be your point of contact for questions, follow-ups, and any concerns that arise after the procedure.

We use advanced diagnostic tools, including OCT imaging, retinal mapping, and corneal measurements, to ensure every decision is made with precision and care. And because we already know your eye history, we can guide your recovery in a way that’s personal, informed, and built on trust.

LASIK FAQs

How much does LASIK cost?

The cost of LASIK varies depending on your prescription, the technology used, and your surgeon's recommendations. We can evaluate your vision, determine if you're a candidate, and refer you to a trusted LASIK provider for personalized pricing and care.

PRK vs. LASIK: What's the difference?

Both PRK and LASIK are laser vision correction procedures, but they differ in how the cornea is treated and their recovery times. During a consultation, we can help determine which option may be best based on your eye health, lifestyle, and vision goals.

How long does LASIK last?

LASIK permanently reshapes the cornea, so the correction itself is long-lasting for most patients. However, natural age-related vision changes, such as presbyopia or cataracts, can still occur over time and may affect your vision later in life.

Let’s Explore What’s Right for You

If you’re thinking about LASIK, PRK, or exploring ways to improve your vision, let’s start with a conversation. We’ll walk you through the process, answer your questions, and help you take the next step with clarity. We can also discuss whether Eye Genetic Screening may be appropriate for you—offering insights into hereditary risks that could influence your long-term eye health.