LASIK & REFRACTIVE TREATMENT AT 108 EYE AND HEALTH CENTRE
What is Lasik?
Lasik stands for "LASER-IN-SITU Keratomileusis" where during a Microkeratome or the beam ( Intralase) creates a hinged corneal flap and llaser beam then gently reshape the corneal bed and therefore the flap is replace in position, which may be a absolutely painless procedure.
Lasik is an outpatient laser surgery wont to correct myopia (near sight), Hyperopia ( far sight ) and Astigmatism.
Why do you have to consider Lasik?
For many years the sole way people could correct their vision was to wear spectacles . Over the last forty years, contact lenses became increasingly popular as their design and availability has improved. Lasik has rapidly gained acceptance as a sensible alternative and enabled millions world wide to enjoy a replacement found freedom living lives without the inconvenience of glasses or contact lenses.
Who are the patients not fit Lasik procedure?
Patients with very thin corneas
High refractive errors. ( quite -14.0 D Sphere )
Unstable refraction
Patients with ocular problems like keretoconus ( thin &irregular; corneas), dry eye, past history for infections , etc.
Retina detachment & other hereditary retinal problems.
Is there any proven record?
The integrated approach that Zyoptix 100 brings to Lasik has helped eye surgeons achieve a way higher standard of visual accuracy, precision and safety in lasik treatments. Many leading eye centers within the world adopt Zyop[tix integrated system. in only over two years, over 100,000 Lasik procedures are performed with Zyoptix.
What is the age limit?
Any person above age of 18 years may be a good candidate for lasik surgery . The glass / contact lense power should are stable for the last 12 months.
How long will the procedure take?
The procedure itself takes only jiffy . you'll need to spend a complete 2-3 hours within the hospital.
When am i able to revisit to work?
You should be ready to revisit to figure in 3-4 days . Both the eyes are often done on an equivalent day.
Is it necessary to undergo repeat procedure?
In the rare event of an under correction or regression you'll need to undergo a repeat procedure, at no extra cost. this relies on your corneal thickness and other factors which you surgeon decides.
After Surgery:
Immediately after the procedure, you eye may burn, itch or desire there's something in it. you'll experience some discomfort, ot in some case , mild pain.
Both the eyes may tear or water. Your vision will probably be hazy or blurry. Never rub your eyes as rubbing could disturb the flap within the first week.
You may also experience sensitivity to light, glare or haloes around light. All this symptoms should improve considerably within the primary few days after surgery.
You should see your doctor and apply the drops as advised.
Do not resume wearing contact lenses within the operated eye albeit your vision is blurred.
Avoid non- contact sports for 1 week, avoid using lotions, creams, or makeup round the eyes for 1week.
Avoid strenuous contact sports like boxing , football, karate, swimming etc, for 4 week, during the primary few months after surgery, your vision may fluctuate don't drive within the night during the primary few days after the surgery.