LASIK is a refractive laser surgery that corrects myopia, astigmatism and hyperopia by reshaping the cornea. It is an effective alternative to reduce or eliminate dependence on glasses and contact lenses.
What is it?
Outpatient, painless and very short surgery. Detailed studies are performed beforehand to confirm corneal suitability and personalize the treatment.
Who is it for?
People with a prior diagnosis or suspicion of lasik · refractive surgery, or who have been referred for evaluation by their treating physician. Each case is reviewed individually before proposing a procedure.
How is it performed?
Under eye-drop anesthesia, a corneal microflap is created and excimer laser is applied to correct the prescription. The procedure takes only a few minutes per eye.
Recovery
Vision improves noticeably within hours. Eye drops are prescribed and rubbing the eyes is avoided during the first days. Most people return to normal activities the next day.
