The perfect and the only answer to all these problems is LASIK surgery for eye sight correction.

LASIK stands for LASER IN-SITU KERATOMILEUSIS. It is a new form of laser surgery that is capable of correcting a wide range of glass numbers. The procedure uses a computer-controlled excimer laser to reshape the cornea to correct vision. The laser reshaping is done under a protective flap of tissue to promote a very rapid recovery of vision and minimize discomfort.

Light falling on the cornea [the front surface of the eye] has a smooth curvature- referred to as a “wave front”. As this smooth wave front shape courses through the various optics of the eye, ocular aberrations (imperfections) are induced. It results in an irregular wave front curvature reaching the retinal surface, which degrades the retinal image quality. An aberration-free eye would result in a smooth wave front image on the retinal surface. Wave front-guided customized LASIK, also referred to as “customized ablation” or custom LASIK performs corrections based on individual wave front measurements.

Custom LASIK or Custom Wave front LASIK, treatment replaces “one treatment fits all” with a procedure that is tailored to the individual eye. While standard laser eye treatment (without Wave front guidance) gives very high quality results for the majority of patients, many peoples’ eyes are not ‘standard’. Their eyes might require a specially tailored treatment.

Thus, any individual above 18 years of age, who does not have unstable spectacle power, is not pregnant or nursing and not suffering from uncontrolled diabetes or vascular disease, is a good candidate for the surgery and can easily get his vision corrected through the wonderful LASIK surgery.

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Sonia srivats is Head of the patient care services at Indicure, the premier Healthcare Company of India, which provides expert medical advice and complete healthcare facilitation to patients globally.

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However, there are several different types of treatment out there and this can get confusing because we can get overwhelmed with what’s on offer. What’s more, the thought of laser eye surgery is fairly frightening to some, so a blur of information is not very helpful when it comes to feeling better about the procedure.

One of the most common types of laser eye treatment is LASIK, which stands for Laser-Assisted-In-Situ-Keratomileusis. This procedure is performed many times every year with a high level of success and only takes around ten minutes to carry out, treating both eyes at the same time. During LASIK treatments, the eye is anaesthetised before a protective flap is lifted from the surface, revealing the inner corneal tissue. This tissue is then worked on by the laser, which reshapes the surface until it is corrected. The protective flap is replaced and left to heal.

Most patients report an improvement in vision within hours of this treatment, and many say that the levels of discomfort following the surgery are minimal. The eyes heal quickly and patients usually return to work within a couple of days.

LASEK stands for Laser-Assisted-Epithelial-Keratomileusis and is used to correct long and short-sightedness, as well as astigmatism. LASEK surgery involves the removal of the top layer of the cornea following the anaesthetising of the eyes. This layer is then sculpted by the laser to correct long and short-sightedness or astigmatism before being replaced and left to heal. Following LASEK, surgeons will place a soft contact lens on the eye to protect it and promote comfort.

LASIK is carried out more frequently than LASEK as it tends to have a faster recovery time. However, some patients are better suited to LASEK because they may be involved in contact sports or have thin corneas, for which LASEK is a better treatment.

IntraLase provides an alternative way to create the protective flap before LASIK surgery. It involves a laser being utilised in the creation of the flap and promotes even faster healing time.

If you are thinking about getting laser eye treatment, you will always have to undergo an in-depth consultation first – so you’ll never have to worry about getting the wrong treatment. However, it’s useful to know a little beforehand so you are prepared for the consultation and what will come up.

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