New York Lasik Surgery
- State of the art technology for better vision
- Dr. Ilan Cohen’s innovative techniques redefine surgical excellence
- Safest and the most reliable treatments customized for your needs
- Reputation for expertise, ethics and excellence among colleagues
- Affordability: Medicare and most other insurance plans accepted
- Accessibility: Offices in New York and New Jersey. Weekend and night hours available
Lasik & Vision Correction surgery:
We offer you the safest, most accurate solutions for your vision correction needs. Dr. Ilan Cohen has performed thousands of successful laser procedures, including on his own wife and other family members. Dr. Cohen’s patients choose him for his experience, reputation, dedication to their safety and innovative spirit. Dr. Cohen offers the state of the art surgical laser technology.
Modern Cataract surgery:
Cataract surgery has evolved rapidly in the past 10 years. We offer you the safest, most accurate, cutting edge surgical technologies to restore your vision. The followings are some of the things we do better than the rest:
- Our newest lens technologies could eliminate or reduce your need for distance and reading glasses after the surgery.
- No patch after surgery
- No stitches
- No Injection of anesthetics during surgery
- No pain
- No restrictions on your physical activities after the surgery
- Most patients can return to their routine life within 1-2 days
- No need to discontinue blood thinners (i.e. Aspirin, Coumadin, Plavix) prior to the surgery
Implantable Contact lens (Visian ICL):
If you are not a candidate for LASIK, or you are looking for a procedure that is completely reversible, you may consider the Implantable Contact Lens, also know as the Visian ICL. Consider the followings:
- Dr. Ilan Cohen performed the first implantable contact lens procedure in the tri-state area.
- Dr. Ilan Cohen has performed more of this procedure than any other surgeon in this area.
- ICL is Suitable even for candidates with very large prescriptions, dry eyes, irregular or very thin corneas
- ICL is reversible
- Unlike LASIK, ICL does not modify or remove corneal tissue
- ICL has a long track record with over 99% success rate.
