Dr. Dean Dornic

Laser Eye Center of Carolina, located in Cary, North Carolina.

Dr. Dornic conducts LASIK surgery under sterile conditions in a climate-controlled laser room, to ensure stable operating room conditions and results that are more predictable.

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Dr. Dornic completed his residency in ophthalmology at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland and specialty fellowship training in cornea and refractive surgery at the world-renowned Sinskey Eye Institute in Santa Monica. He is a recognized authority in vision correction procedures, having lectured worldwide about advancements in laser vision correction, and having published a book and several scientific papers about advancements in corneal surgery.

Dr. Dornic believes strongly that vision can impact quality of life and has performed refractive surgery on many of his own family members and staff. His skill levels are recognized by many other physicians, and he is the choice for many of them for their own vision correction surgery.

Dr. Dornic is an active member of the major ophthalmology organizations, including the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery.
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Dr. Dean Dornic has invested in technology that not all vision correction surgeons use, but he knows that the results are well worth it.
Dr. Dornic is the Founder, Medical Director, and Chief Surgeon of Laser Eye Center of Carolina. He and the staff use only the best technology to evaluate and treat each patient. For LASIK surgery, he uses the VISX Star4 excimer laser system with Iris Registration. This wavefront-guided custom laser system provides a highly accurate measure of the corneal curvature and then creates a customized laser beam profile to correct each eye. To create the corneal flap, Dr. Dornic uses the computerized Amadeus Microkeratome or a “Blade Free LASIK” technique known as IntraLase.

In addition to LASIK surgery, Dr. Dornic offers LASEK and PRK surgery for laser vision correction. He also performs LTK and CK surgery for the correction of presbyopia and the intraocular implant surgery (IOL) for those patients who do not qualify for laser eye surgery. These high-technology implants include the ReSTOR lens, for the simultaneous correction of reading and distance vision, and the Verisyse Lens, for those highly myopic patients who do not qualify for LASIK, and Intacs for those who want to correct mild myopia (nearsightedness) without laser surgery.

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