Educational Videos

At Goel Vision, we believe that informed patients make the best decisions regarding their eye care. Our collection of educational videos provides valuable insights into the LASIK procedure, its benefits, and the recovery process.

Led by Dr. Sonny Goel, a leading LASIK surgeon in Baltimore and Columbia, our videos offer expert guidance tailored to your vision needs.

A Virtual Tour

Experience Goel Vision’s state-of-the-art laser facilities in Baltimore, Towson and Columbia, Maryland. From the moment you arrive, our friendly staff will ensure you're well taken care of every step of the way.

During your visit, we’ll conduct various tests to determine the best vision correction procedure for you. With six advanced procedures available, we customize treatments to meet your specific needs.

Midday Maryland 2021

No matter your vision challenges, Goel Vision has the right solution for you. We offer three laser vision correction options—SMILE, LASIK, and PRK—as well as three lens-based solutions: Cataract surgery, RLE, and ICL. With over 100,000 LASIK procedures performed, Dr. Goel is among the most experienced eye surgeons in the country.

Midday Maryland 2020

Introducing the next generation of laser vision correction—SMILE! With over four million procedures performed worldwide, patients have experienced remarkable results from SMILE eye surgery. Most patients experience less dry eye, a faster recovery, and the ability to see with increased clarity almost immediately, allowing you to resume your daily activities by the very next day.

WMAR Channel 2

Transform your vision with SMILE laser eye surgery at Goel Vision. In just minutes, you can reclaim your life without the hassles of contacts or glasses. One of the remarkable benefits of our SMILE procedure is the ability to resume activities like running and swimming the very next day.

SMILE As Seen On “CBS This Morning”

Tired of foggy glasses while wearing a mask? Discover the benefits of SMILE laser eye surgery. This quick, advanced procedure creates a thin, contact lens-shaped layer beneath the eye's surface, which is then removed through a small opening to rapidly correct your vision. Most patients experience less downtime and dryness compared to LASIK.