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  LASIK surgery is the most common vision correction procedure worldwide and works well to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. In our clinic in Wichita over 90% of our nearsighted patients obtain 20/20 or better vision with state-of-the-art LASIK. Schedule LASIK Consultation   Read FAQs Intralase LASIK Flap Although some LASIK eye surgery practices still rely upon a motorized blade to create the LASIK flap, the IntraLase system we use completely eliminates the blade from the LASIK procedure. The IntraLase flap is created using thousands of very tiny laser pulses. The safety and precision of the IntraLase LASIK method makes it our choice for LASIK surgery candidates. Wavefront Treatment Once the flap is created the second step is reshaping the cornea beneath the flap. The flap is gently lifted out of the way and the Allegretto Wavefront Opti… more»
• PRK
  PRK laser eye surgery is closely related to LASIK eye surgery. With PRK, the curvature of the cornea is corrected on the surface of the cornea. LASIK reshapes the deeper cornea, underneath a flap of corneal tissue. PRK laser surgery was first performed in 1987 and continues to be a popular procedure today. Approximately one-third of our patients have PRK surgery to correct their nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism. The same laser used to reshape the cornea with LASIK, is used during PRK.  The visual results are equal using either LASIK or PRK, with most patients obtaining 20/20 vision or better. PRK gives excellent safety and vision results, but it does have a longer recovery period than LASIK. Most patients return to their normal activities after their day 5 post-op visit. Most patients prefer LASIK over PRK due to the quicker visual recovery and less discomfo… more»
• FAQs
  What is LASIK eye surgery? Is LASIK surgery painful? What if my vision is not 20/20 after the LASIK procedure? What are the long-term safety risks of LASIK vs. contact lenses? What is the real cost of contact lenses and glasses vs. LASIK? What if I blink during the procedure? What if I move during surgery? Can I make monthly payments? Am I a good candidate for LASIK?   What is LASIK eye surgery? LASIK is a 15 minute surgical procedure that uses laser light to reshape the cornea of your eye. The goal of LASIK eye surgery is to eliminate the need for glasses or contact lenses. LASIK is used to treat nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. Our LASIK procedures are performed locally in our office in northeast Wichita. Learn more about LASIK Back to top Is LASIK surgery painful? No, LASIK eye surgery does not hurt. Although our eyes are very sensitiv… more»
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• Patient Information
  New patients start here To help streamline your first appointment, please print and fill out the following document and bring it with you to your first appointment. Call our office at (316) 691-4444 if you need assistance. New patient registration form   Patient Portal If you have had an appointment with us and still have questions the patient portal is a great way to communicate. Click the link below to sign up. Patient Portal   Financing Options CareCredit Putting off vision care postpones wellbeing. It doesn't have to be that way. CareCredit is an excellent method of financing your LASIK surgery. A couple of advantages of using CareCredit include: one easy credit card with over 150,000 places to use it, special financing rates available, and you will receive a credit decision within minutes of applying. Find out more about CareCredit. Apply Now   Fl… more»
• Doctors
  At Grene Laser, we are fortunate to have a consistent and highly experienced staff. Dr. Bruce Grene is the foundation on which Grene Vision Group and Grene Laser were established. Although now retired his surgical brilliance, and quality patient care continues to guide our current LASIK practice. Our doctors and laser vision correction team, along with many other wonderful support staff members, allow us to provide you not only with excellent visual results, but also a positive experience from scheduling, to evaluations, to LASIK eye surgery and other types of refractive surgery. Mark Wellemeyer, MD A native Wichitan, Dr. Wellemeyer returned to Wichita after he completed a fellowship in corneal surgery at Corneal Consultants of Indiana. Dr. Wellemeyer has practiced microsurgery in Wichita, Kansas since 1993. He is one of the few eye surgeons in the region trained to perform bo… more»
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  Call (877) 891-2020(316) 691-4444 in the Wichita area Grene Laser Center1851 North Webb Road Wichita, Kansas 67206View map Free Consultation   Read FAQs Reviews & Recommendations more»