Lasik surgery has become a popular option for many people seeking to reduce their need for corrective lenses. However, not everyone is comfortable with the risks associated with surgery, and many have turned to alternative treatments to improve their vision. These treatments have been found to have a variety of positive benefits, both for visual acuity and overall health.

First of all, many of these treatments do not carry the risk of negative side effects that can come with laser surgery. For example, dry eye and halos can be a significant side effect of laser surgery. By relying instead on other visual treatments, the risk of these side effects can be avoided, allowing people to feel secure and confident in their vision correction plan.

Second, alternative treatments, such as orthokeratology, can be adjusted over time to suit the changing needs of the individual. This is especially important for children, as their vision can change rapidly during the growth and development period. By being able to adjust the treatment to suit changing conditions, it can be much more effective at resolving vision-related problems.

Third, alternative treatments to Lasik can also be much less expensive than having surgery. Orthokeratology, for example, can provide similar results but with