The evolution of comprehensive refractive surgery is opening new doors to those who were once told that better vision through LASIK surgery was not an option for them.  A comprehensive refractive surgeon can perform all aspects of vision correction including cornea remodeling and cataract surgery.  These procedures may help provide relief and enhanced vision under circumstances when LASIK cannot.

A Comprehensive Refractive Surgeon has skilled expertise in advanced Cataract and Corneal surgery and can offer alternative solutions for vision correction when LASIK has been ruled out.  Vision correction through refractive surgery can be achieved through:

• Laser Vision Correction
• Refractive Cataract Surgery
• Implantable Contact Lens (Visian ICL)
• Multifocal and Accommodating IOLs (ReStor and Crystalens)
• Monovision with IOLs or Laser Vision Correction
• Advanced Astigmatism Options (Toric IOLs and Corneal Relaxing Incisions)
• INTACS for Keratoconus

Consumers considering vision correction through surgery should consult with a comprehensive refractive surgeon who is skilled in the broad spectrum of refractive surgery.  There are many options available for individuals with thin corneas, cataracts and severe astigmatism.  A comprehensive refractive surgeon can help decide which procedure is best.

New Jersey residents who are not candidates for LASIK vision correction are encouraged to visit the office of Dr. Daniel Goldberg, a Comprehensive Refractive Surgeon who is also is one of the top corneal and cataract surgeons in New Jersey. 

Dr. Daniel Goldberg specializes in comprehensive refractive surgery including LASIK eye surgery and refractive intraocular lens and cataract surgery.  As a member of the elite team of doctors who performed clinical trials of LASIK in its early stages, Dr Goldberg was named by other eye physicians as one of the best doctors in America.  His initial research and findings led to the FDA approval of LASIK. Dr Goldberg has 25 years of experience in refractive surgery and has performed over 10,000 LASIK surgery procedures.  He recently became the first New Jersey eye surgeon to use the implantable contact lens (ICL) – a new technology to correct nearsightedness in individuals with extremely high prescriptions.