South West Vision

read moreAt Southwest Vision, we pride ourselves on being some of the most trained eye doctors in St George Utah. With modern solutions for various common eye problems, we ensure that we are providing our patients with the very best treatments available today. Whether it's a general eye exam or if you suffer from blurry vision, headaches, difficulty using contacts, dry eye, or any other eye disease or issues, we can help you with getting the right treatment. We can evaluate a plan based on your needs and give our professional opinion.

read moreAt Southwest Vision, we are here to offer you a variety of services. In addition to the main eye care services we offer, we also offer many other optical options for you as well including eyeglasses, contact lenses, sunglasses, and polarized sunglasses. We know that picking out glasses can be hard, especially with so many choices available. We have a highly trained optician on staff to help make sure you get the best shape & fit possible for your face. After our optician helps you pick out your glasses, we encourage you to come back in to have them fitted to your face.

read moreLASIK (laser assisted in situ keratomileusis) surgery uses the latest advancements in technology to provide faster recovery times and precise results. LASIK surgery has been effective in treating myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism and other eye conditions. At Southwest Vision, we provide evaluations and referrals for patients interested in LASIK surgery. Dr. Robison performs a complete review of your patient history as well as a full assessment of your eye health and vision. A current exam is important to determining if you are a candidate for LASIK surgery and if there are any other factors that may affect your results.

read moreTo understand the benefits of Ortho-K, let us first consider how the cornea works. The cornea is a transparent, spherical bulge that sits over the lens of your eye. In addition to protecting the inner parts of the eye, the cornea also performs some lens-like tasks of its own. The shape of cornea causes incoming light rays to be refracted, or bent, in such a way that the lens can focus them into a clear, sharp image before they pass on to the retina and optic nerve. Ultimately, the optic nerve transmits the image to your brain.

read moreWe are committed to healthy vision. And as Dry Eye experts we offer specialized attention through our Dry Eye Clinic. We understand your frustration with the limitations of traditional therapies and are committed to bringing you the best technology available to treat this uncomfortable disease - so that you can enjoy the greatest possible relief. If you've been suffering with this painful condition - or think you may have it - we can determine the cause of your symptoms and apply therapy appropriate to your specific needs that may make your daily discomfort a thing of the past.