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We take immense pride in introducing the time tested EX-500 Wavelight Technology (German) which is the world's fastest ophthalmic laser. Lasik is accepted as a SAFE PROCEDURE for NASA Astronauts and US AIR FORCE Pilots!!! OUR SUGEONS are pioneers in the field of laser vision correction procedures (LASIK).They are one of the first refractive surgeons of India and South East Asia and are performing Refractive procedures for the past 18 years.
Microkeratome LASIK Surgery
Microkeratome LASIK Surgery with Contoura vision technology
Femtosecond Laser Assisted LASIK Surgery (Bladeless LASIK)
Femtosecond Laser Assisted LASIK Surgery (Bladeless LASIK) with Contoura vision technology
It is an extremely safe treatment. If patient co-operates during the course of the treatment, then there is hardly any chance for complications to arise.
No. The healing process is over approximately six months after the treatment. Thereafter there is hardly a chance of getting the "number" back.
The entire process takes less than ten minutes in which the laser treatment itself takes a few seconds. The treatment is not painful. No injections are necessary. It is a non invasive procedure.
No, the patient can go home immediately after the procedure. Things that irritate the eye should, however be avoided for 2-3 weeks. For instance, in bright light one may need to wear sunglasses. The patient needs to put eye-drops for a few weeks after treatment.
Anybody who wears spectacles or contact lenses can undergo this treatment. But it is not advisable for patients whose "number" has changed significantly in the past year or is likely to change again in future. This treatment is not recommended for children.
Yes, both eyes are normally treated together. When you get both eyes treated together, you save on time, and follow-up visits, and the visual recovery is also faster. However, if you are more comfortable getting one eye treated at a time that is also possible. Please discuss this issue with your Ophthalmologist.
Generally we don’t recommend getting LASIK done on the same day as the consultation, if you are a high myopic. This is because we generally dilate (make it wider) the pupil of the eye, to look at the lens and retina during the consultation. It is difficult to do the procedure when the pupil is dilated. Your eye doctor may consider doing the procedure after a few hours though if it is on an emergency basis.
No, LASIK does not cause any systemic difficulties. Its effect is restricted to the eye, and there are no documented cases, where any other effects have been shown.
Lasik is laser treatment to correct the ‘POWER’ of the eye (Refractive Error) both Spherical and Cylindrical. It finely polishes the cornea to achieve crystal clear vision without glasses or contact lens.
You need to be over 18 years of age with stable ‘power’ (Refractive error) of the eye. Minus power range: -0.50DSph to -14.00DSph Plus power range: + 0.50DS to +6.00DS Cylindrical power range: +/- 6.00 DC Any pre existing eye disease or health problem must be informed. Allergies to any medicines should also be informed prior to the treatment. If you are taking any medications; systemic or for the eyes please inform your ophthalmologist.
A detailed history of the patient is taken.
‘Power’ assessment (Refractive Error).
Complete eye check up including the Retina.
Intra ocular pressure assessment.
Corneal Topography.
Corneal Thickness assessment.
The tests are performed a day before the procedure and it may take around 2-3 hours for this detailed analysis After going through all the tests your Doctor will advise you on all the aspects of LASIK and please feel free to ask your Doctor any question that you have in your mind.
The procedure is very simple and takes only 10-15minutes for both the eyes.
The aesthetic drops are first instilled to cause a numbing sensation of the eyes.
Over your regular wear you will be wearing a gown and your head will be covered with a cap and cover for your feet will be given.
You will be asked to lie down on a couch and your head will be positioned by the doctor and you will be asked to look at a green blinking light.
A thin plastic drape will cover only your eyes, your nose and mouth will be totally free, so you can breathe comfortably.
You might feel a mild pressure sensation on the eye and a blurring effect for a couple of minute.
A faint whirring sound may be heard.
There is no specific pain but a mild discomfort may occur for a couple of minutes.
The Excimer Laser then polishes the cornea very precisely.
Visual recovery is rapid and there is little or no post operative pain.
As you are escorted out of the Laser room the vision may be little blurred and there might be some amount of watering.
You are asked to instill drops in the eye post operatively as per prescription and you may take an analgesic if required.
You are advised to go home and rest with your eyes closed for about 4 hours.
The next day…
…you will wake up to a New World Without Glasses!
Depending upon the ‘Power’ of your eyes (Refractive Error) the vision will get clearer with time and your Doctor will advise you about simple medication that you would need.