If Elixir can do something like healing Wolfesbane, so that she gets her powers back, could he heal the head trauma that caused Scott Summers to lose control of his optic blasts? Doesn't it seem likely that Scott would pursue such an option, in the interest of safety, and being able to look at someone without the tint of red all the time? He could still wear the ruby quartz glasses as a "just in case" measure, if Marvel wanted to preserve that look, but why wouldn't he ask Elixir to heal him, if he had the opportunity?

" Maybe I always thought of it being more psychological than physical. "

It's psychological, not physical.

So why can't Emma help him.

If nothing else, the visor allows him to modulate his beams with more precision than his eyelids.

Okay, I'll be honest: I wasn't sure whether Scott's lack of control was physical or mental, so I went to the character page here on CV.  According to that information (and if it's wrong, someone fix it, because my roomie's browser isn't compatible with CV's edit functions) Scott's lack of control is a physical problem, due to brain damage as a child.  If that's the case, Elixir's power's should be able to help. 
 
Also, being healed so he doesn't blast stuff every time he opens his eyes doesn't mean it does away with the visor or glasses.  He could still choose to wear the visor for greater control, as MrMiracle77 said, and as sort of a tactical advantage - wouldn't villains be surprised when they deprive him of his visor to incapacitate him, and he's still in control? 
 
He could still choose to wear the glasses strictly out of a sense of safety - a "just in case" measure.  The reasoning being if he were attacked and/or injured somehow, he might reflexively let his blasts out, and the quartz glasses would stop them.

If you had Cyclops without the visor, then he looses his iconic appearance.  Nobody actually wants Cyclops to fully control his powers.

" If you had Cyclops without the visor, then he looses his iconic appearance.  Nobody actually wants Cyclops to fully control his powers. "

Shouldn't cyclops power rip through his eye lids?

"Shouldn't cyclops power rip through his eye lids? "

" Shouldn't cyclops power rip through his eye lids? "

It would end up being like Professor Xavier's flip-flopping wheelchair / walking status... even if Cyclops got healed, it would be just a matter of time before a creator caused some "irreversible" condition that forced Scott back into the visor... until the next guy figured out a way to get around that... and so on.

" If you had Cyclops without the visor, then he looses his iconic appearance.  Nobody actually wants Cyclops to fully control his powers. "

" He can, because he repaired David Alleyne's retina so he could see again. But that's not the point as Xerox points out here...
@xerox-kitty said:

" If you had Cyclops without the visor, then he looses his iconic appearance.  Nobody actually wants Cyclops to fully control his powers. "

"

"It would end up being like Professor Xavier's flip-flopping wheelchair / walking status... even if Cyclops got healed, it would be just a matter of time before a creator caused some "irreversible" condition that forced Scott back into the visor... until the next guy figured out a way to get around that... and so on. "

Speaking of Xavier... is he walking or not right now?

he'd have to change his name to Biclops

in Astonishing those aliens did something to him that caused him to have a bit of control over his powers but they couldn't be kept under control for long so Emma had to "interfere"

Forget healing Scott, why can't elixir  
 
Heal Hellion's hands 
Karma's Leg 
he can regrow limbs, he kept having to regrow the bits of Vanisher that X-23 kept chopping off in X-Force and the arm Blink took off in Necrosha not forgetting Prodigy's heart in New X-men 
 
Jubilee's Vampirism (he can heal the Legacy virus and they're treating Vampirism like a virus in the book) 
 
Turn the X-Gene dormant for all those mutants who physically struggle with their mutation due to the physical problems or even take away the X-Gene from those who pose a danger??? 
 
 
 
I mean taking a step back we also need to know WHERE IS ELIXIR????????????? 

No, unfortunately that burning sensation will never go away, which is both the ultimate lesson and ultimate irony considering what people say about how his uniform looks like on him. 

They can clone entire human bodies, travel through time, lift mountains with their thoughts, engineer powerful weapons and body armor, .... BUT!...
 
They can't fix Xaviers spine or Cyclops' control over his powers?????
Yeah ok that's where all the technology in the Marvel universe is unusable that makes sense.

The beloved Phoenix can alter reality but her selfish ass has yet to fix that???
 
REALLY???

" If you had Cyclops without the visor, then he looses his iconic appearance.  Nobody actually wants Cyclops to fully control his powers. "

" @Thunderscream:  no I remember reading it on Marvel's website a couple years ago, its basically the mainstream explanation now, but I will have to check the handbook though.  Here's wiki though: "Modern accounts state that Cyclops' eyes contain inter-dimensional apertures, releasing powerful energies from another dimension into his own via the beams. These later accounts state that his body naturally metabolizes ambient energy that is used to open and focus the apertures in his eyes. The energy of the beam itself originates from this other dimension." "

In the Joss Whedon run of Astonishing X-Men, it's revealed that Cyclops can't control his powers because of a psychological problem.  He's using the head injury as a excuse.  He's so uptight that he needs a psychological release of something he can't control.  That's his excuse.

" No, unfortunately that burning sensation will never go away, which is both the ultimate lesson and ultimate irony considering what people say about how his uniform looks like on him.  "

" In the Joss Whedon run of Astonishing X-Men, it's revealed that Cyclops can't control his powers because of a psychological problem.  He's using the head injury as a excuse.  He's so uptight that he needs a psychological release of something he can't control.  That's his excuse. "