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Helm Vision Group Offers $1,000 Off LASIK Eye Surgery
| Saturday, Jan 19, 2013
Craig J. Helm, M.D.

Craig J. Helm, M.D.

Helm Vision Group is offering $1,000 off LASIK eye surgery during January ($500 per eye).

Helm Vision Group is located at 27420 Tourney Road, Suite 100, in Valencia. For an appointment call 661-259-3937.

 

About LASIK

LASIK (laser assisted in-situ keratomileusis) is now the most commonly performed surgical procedure for the correction of near-sightedness, far-sightedness and astigmatism. An estimated 5 million people have undergone LASIK worldwide. LASIK is a safe and highly effective procedure to reduce dependence on contact lenses and glasses.

 

About Helm Vision Group

When choosing an eye care practice, you deserve experienced doctors, advanced technology and a practice that focuses on personal patient care. It is Helm Vision Group’s commitment to these standards that sets it apart.

Experience: Helm Vision Group’s doctors give you the benefit of their more than 50 years combined of patient care.

Technology: Helm Vision Group offers the latest and best technology available today. You will find Helm Vision Group’s state of the art facility to be the most advanced in the Santa Clarita Valley and as advanced as anywhere else in Southern California at large.

Personal Care: Helm Vision Group treats patients the way we would like to be treated ourselves. Helm Vision Group is committed to providing you with first class patient care.

 

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