LasikPlus revealed today that professional football player Myles Garrett had Custom LASIK eye surgery to improve his vision and reduce his dependency on glasses and contacts. LasikPlus is thrilled to partner with Mr. Garrett and provide him with the gift of sight to help keep him at the top of his game both on and off the field.
LasikPlus will be collaborating under a paid endorsement arrangement with Mr. Garrett to share his story about having LASIK at LasikPlus and about how clearer vision is impacting his life both in and out of football through social media posts, testimonials, video, audio, and digital assets.
“We are honored Myles chose LasikPlus for his laser vision correction procedure. He has been at the top of his profession for several years, and we feel that his new vision (thanks to LASIK) will allow him to continue to take on every challenge and succeed,” says Craig Joffe, Chief Executive Officer at LasikPlus. “We are excited to watch him this year throughout the season.”
“I was excited to start my journey with LasikPlus and be on the path to improved vision. Their staff was extremely knowledgeable and made sure I was comfortable before moving forward with the procedure,” says Myles, “I feel confident and stronger more than ever before.”
OneTeam Partners, a licensing, marketing, and multimedia powerhouse, facilitated the endorsement on behalf of Mr. Garrett. OneTeam Media, the content division of OneTeam Partners, managed all production aspects of the promotional content.
About LasikPlus: LasikPlus is a second-generation family-owned business and leader in laser vision correction in the United States. With over 20 years in the industry, LasikPlus has performed over 2 million laser eye surgery procedures nationally. LASIK is all they do, so they can focus on their expertise. LasikPlus has vision centers across the country with a trusted team of LASIK specialists and board-certified LASIK surgeons who are ready to help patients with all their laser eye surgery needs. To learn more, visit lasikplus.com.
