LASIK Isn’t as Scary as You Think – Here’s Why Many Select It Anyway
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Who We Are
Professional Optometrists in Laramie WY
Dr. Garrett Howell is an Professional Optometrists in Laramie WY dedicated to providing high-quality eye care for families in Wyoming. With a background in both patient care and teaching, he focuses on helping his patients understand their eye health.
We offer the latest advancements in treatments and products for a better quality of life.
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Active Since
Family Eye Care
Providing vision care for all ages.
Specialized Treatment
Managing conditions like diabetes and glaucoma.
Understanding your eye health leads to better treatment and outcomes.
What We Do
Our Services
Vision changes often go unnoticed until they interfere with daily tasks. We provide clinical assessments for refractive errors, eye strain, and related symptoms. Each service is intended to identify the underlying cause and support long-term visual function and comfort.
Eye Exams
We detect silent vision decline before daily tasks become frustrating.
Pediatric Vision Care
We spot hidden sight issues affecting learning and behavior early.
LASIK Surgery
Stop depending on glasses that fog, slip, and limit you.
Retinal Imaging
Laramie Peak Vision looks far beyond standard eye exams.
Our Value
See Clearly, Trust Fully
Our optometrists specialize in practical, evidence-based eye care. With years of clinical training and continued education, they manage everything from routine eye exams to complex conditions like glaucoma, dry eye, and diabetic retinopathy, helping patients of all ages see clearly and stay on top of their eye health.
Why Choose Optometrists in Laramie WY
Compassionate care with a focus on long-term eye health improvement.
No More Rushed Exams
Every visit gives you time, focus, and complete visual care.
Clarity Without Confusion
You'll always walk out understanding precisely what your eyes need.
Gentle With Sensitive Eyes
Comfort-first exams ease the strain of light, touch, and testing.
Sharper Vision, Brighter Future
Some Key Regions of the Eye
The human eye is a marvel of biology, composed of several intricate regions that work together to capture and process visual information. Understanding these key areas is essential to appreciating how vision works and recognizing potential issues affecting eye health.
- Cornea
- Pupil
- Lens
- Sclera
- Retina
- Vitreous Body
- Optic Nerve
- Optic Disc
Cornea: Rounded and clear on the front of the eye,
does most of the optical focusing work. Irregularities here are called Astigmatism.
LASIK reshapes this surface to refocus the light as it enters the eye.
does most of the optical focusing work. Irregularities here are called Astigmatism.
LASIK reshapes this surface to refocus the light as it enters the eye.
Iris: Determines your eye color and regulates light by actively changing the pupil size.
Lens: Clear and flexible behind the pupil,
finishes the focusing of the image to the retina and adjusts
for distance and near vision. Cloudiness here is
called Cataracts and loss of flexibility over time
causes the need for readers and
finishes the focusing of the image to the retina and adjusts
for distance and near vision. Cloudiness here is
called Cataracts and loss of flexibility over time
causes the need for readers and
Vitreous Body: Clear, fibrous gel. Maintains eye
shape and supports the retina. Clumping of its fibers
over time causes Floaters.
shape and supports the retina. Clumping of its fibers
over time causes Floaters.
Retina: Thin neural layer inside the back of the
eye, converts light energy into nerve fiber signals.
The image is focused here to create clear vision. This delicate
layer can experience problems such as Retinal Detachment,
Macular Degeneration, and Diabetic Retinopathy.
Good nutrition is critical for proper function.
Sclera: The white outer layer, protects the eye, maintains
shape, and supports internal structures.
shape, and supports internal structures.
Optic Disc: Blind spot where the optic
nerve enters the back of the eye. Nerve
fiber thickness is monitored here to
check for Glaucoma.
nerve enters the back of the eye. Nerve
fiber thickness is monitored here to
check for Glaucoma.
Optic Nerve: Transmits signals from the retina to the
rest of the brain. Is easily affected by fluid pressure,
tumor, and/or aneurysm within the braincase.
rest of the brain. Is easily affected by fluid pressure,
tumor, and/or aneurysm within the braincase.
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