WashU Medicine LASIK Surgery Center

01/26/2026

Have a strong glasses or contact lens prescription, and wondering if laser vision correction could work for you? 👓✨

In a recent video, Stephen Wexler, MD, refractive surgeon with the WashU Medicine John F. Hardesty, MD Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences, explains how surgeons evaluate higher levels of nearsightedness (myopia) when considering LASIK or PRK, and what factors matter most.

Stephen Wexler, MD, explains how nearsighted is too nearsighted for LASIK and when alternative vision correction options may be safer.

01/20/2026

Is it normal for vision to take time to stabilize after LASIK?

01/15/2026

The field of corneal refractive surgery is evolving faster than ever in 2025. New laser technologies, expanded treatment options, and changing procedure trends are reshaping how vision correction is delivered.

In a recent presentation, Stephen Wexler, MD, breaks down the key trends, emerging technologies, and recent regulatory approvals shaping the future of refractive care.

Stephen Wexler, MD, reviews corneal refractive surgery trends, emerging laser approvals, and personalization tools that are shaping practice in 2025.

01/05/2026

WashU Medicine LASIK Surgery Center makes it easy to see if it’s right for you.

✔️ Free LASIK evaluations to see if you’re a candidate
✔️ Trusted by WashU students, faculty, and staff across St. Louis
✔️ Competitive pricing + interest-free financing
✔️ Safest, most advanced laser technology

Less time dealing with glasses or contacts. More time focusing on what matters.

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12/31/2025

Q and A: After having LASIK, can I go get eye muscle surgery for hypertropia?

12/29/2025

From real patient reviews to cutting-edge technology, everything we do is designed for people who want answers before they make a decision. No pressure. Just clear info, trusted experts, and results you can see.

If you’re ready to stop juggling glasses and contacts, start with the facts—and see why WashU Medicine LASIK Surgery Center stands out.

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12/25/2025

Wishing you warmth, joy, and laughter this holiday season and throughout the coming year! 🔔❄️

12/22/2025

Question and Answer: "I had LASIK 10 years ago, and now at 41, my vision is regressing. Is LASIK touch-up an option?"

12/17/2025

Give the gift that lasts long after the holidays — clear vision! 👀✨

Visit WashU Medicine LASIK Surgery Center and book your no-cost consultation today!

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12/16/2025

Hands-on LASIK training is shaping the next generation of refractive surgeons.

At WashU Medicine John F. Hardesty, MD, Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences, refractive surgery is a core part of cornea fellowship training. With direct faculty supervision and structured surgical experience, fellows at WashU Medicine LASIK Surgery Center gain valuable, hands-on experience in performing LASIK and PRK procedures using state-of-the-art technology.

Fellows at the WashU Medicine LASIK Surgery Center receive supervised, hands-on refractive surgery training while patients benefit from high-quality care at special pricing.

12/09/2025

Patients often ask how high a prescription can be safely treated with LASIK or PRK.

In this video, Stephen Wexler, MD, explains the factors that determine whether someone with a high prescription is a good candidate for laser vision correction.

Stephen Wexler, MD, explains LASIK limits for high prescriptions and when alternatives like phakic IOLs or refractive lens exchange may be recommended.