LASIK Specs Removal in Chander Vihar – Laser PRK, ICL & Contoura

There are many types of LASIK surgery, each with its own benefits and drawbacks. Here is a quick overview of the most common options:

• Standard LASIK: This is the most common type of LASIK, performed on approximately 95% of patients. It uses a laser to cut a flap in your eyes’ surface layer, allowing the surgeon to reshape your cornea more precisely. The major downside to standard LASIK is that it can sometimes leave you with some residual vision problems (such as halos and glare).
• Femto LASIK: Femto LASIK is a newer type of LASIK that uses a smaller, more precise laser. As a result, it’s often less invasive than standard LASIK, and it often results in fewer vision problems. However, Femto LASIK isn’t always available in all areas, so be sure to ask your doctor about it if you’re interested in pursuing the procedure.
• Contoura Vision: Contoura Vision is an emerging form of LASIK that uses computer technology to create a three-dimensional image of your eyes before surgery. This method tends to produce better-looking eyes than standard or femtolaser-based surgeries, but it also has a higher risk of complications (including eye infections).
• EPI Lasik: EPI Lasik uses an electron beam to cut into your cornea instead of using a laser. This method is still relatively new, and it’s not available in all areas yet. However, its benefits include a much shorter recovery time and fewer chances of developing vision problems after the procedure.
• PRK: PRK stands for photorefractive keratectomy. It involves the same laser technology as LASIK but doesn’t require creating a flap in your eyes’ surface layer. This makes it less invasive than other forms of LASIK, and also more accessible to people with thinner corneas. However, it can take longer to heal than other forms of LASIK, and it has a slightly higher risk of side effects.
• ICL: ICL stands for “intraocular contact lens,” and it involves inserting a special, implantable lens into your eye. This technology is most commonly used if you have an unusually thick cornea or if other forms of LASIK aren’t appropriate. It’s one of the safest forms of vision correction surgery available, but it also has a longer recovery time and may require more follow-up visits.
• TransPRK is a touchless, surface-based procedure that removes the epithelium using a laser instead of manual scraping. It’s ideal for people with thin corneas or those who prefer a flapless, blade-free option.
• SmartSurf LASIK is an advanced, completely touchless and blade-free technique. It combines the safety of PRK with the comfort of LASIK, offering faster healing and minimal discomfort.
• Custom Eye with Foresight Pro (Flap/Flapless) uses AI-guided technology for enhanced precision. This personalized treatment ensures HD-quality vision and is suitable for both flap and flapless options.
• CLEAR NEO (ReLEx SMILE Advanced) is the next generation of flapless LASIK. It offers the fastest recovery, is 100% painless, and provides superior visual outcomes compared to traditional LASIK.
• CLEAR NEO PRO is an upgraded version of CLEAR NEO, offering enhanced precision and even faster recovery with advanced laser mapping and ultra-smooth corneal reshaping.
• Wavelight Innoveyes is the latest AI-powered LASIK technology that uses intelligent mapping to adapt to each patient’s eye. It provides unmatched clarity, precision, and visual comfort post-surgery.