IntroductionNowadays there are multiple options of refractive vision corrections available. About 75% of adults use some form of visual aids such as glasses or contact lenses. Every vision correction option has its pros and cons. While deciding what the best choice is for you, there should certain things should consider such as your lifestyle, systemic
Read MoreIntroductionThere are many misconceptions regarding the age criterion for LASIK. The human eye can never be in the same condition throughout life. It changes continuously and eyeball growth can affect your eye powers. Patients who are under the age of 18 are not eligible for LASIK as their eyes need to have complete growth to
Read MoreIntroduction LASIK is an acronym for ‘laser-in-situ keratomileusis’. It is a common and popular surgery for correcting refractive errors. Refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism can be treated with LASIK. The surgery works by reshaping the cornea using laser technology thereby allowing the light to travel without any obstacle onto the retina that
Read MoreToday, more than 40% of the world’s total population is suffering from myopia or nearsightedness. In addition, many people also suffer from decreased visual acuity. Recent advancements in technology have helped us improve the vision of the majority of the population. Phakic lens implantation is one such procedure which gives freedom from thick glasses. In other words, Phakic lenses are alternatives to contact lenses and LASIK.
Read MoreThe period of motherhood is one of the most beautiful parts of the life of a woman. Women who want to get LASIK eye surgery to get rid of spectacles thinks that this is the best time for this surgery because they have plenty of time in their hand. But, the question that arises here is whether they should go for a LASIK during pregnancy or not. One should not opt for LASIK during pregnancy. Read on to find the answers to some of the questions related to the LASIK surgery before, during, and after the pregnancy.
Read MoreSince the beginning of time, people have been concerned about vision. Glasses and contact lenses were the only options before LASIK emerged. And probably, eyeglasses and contact lenses provided people with temporary improvement in vision. But there was still a need for permanent solution.
Read MoreIn LASIK, a flap is created in the cornea of the eye. Then the corneal flap is gently lifted and excimer layer is used for reshaping the eye. The flap is later put back on, which heals naturally. Once done, the cornea focuses the light accurately on the retina. It helps in creating sharp and clear images leading to perfect vision. LASIK is used for treating vision problems, which include near-sightedness, far-sightedness, and astigmatism.
Read MoreImmediately after the LASIK is performed, you may experience some discomfort in your eyes for a few hours. You might want to involuntarily want to rub your eyes. But you should not, as it may displace the flap from its set position and disturb vision.
Read MoreLASIK is one of the common and popular techniques used for vision correction. LASIK stands for “Laser Assisted-In-Situ-Keratomileusis”, which is one of the effective vision correction surgeries. The technique was introduced in the early 90’s. It is the most popular surgical method used to correct farsightedness, near-sightedness, and astigmatism. LASIK is entirely safe and has high patient satisfaction and success rate.
Read MoreIn recent times, people have been more concerned about having perfect vision without dependence on glasses. Glasses and contacts may get frustrating, even for people over 45 years. Patients would prefer an advanced procedure that helps remove the cataract and eliminate the need for glasses altogether.
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