Do I qualify for LASIK surgery?
Applicants for surgery either have astigmatism, myopia, or both, or they don't want to use contacts or glasses any longer. Surgery might not be an option for all autoimmune problem sufferers. To find out if you are a candidate for surgery, we advise you to consult one of our qualified doctors.
How can I get ready for LASIK?
Your eye will be examined by a specialist to ascertain its condition, pupil size, and corneal shape. Around two weeks before surgery, doctors will typically ask you to cease wearing contact lenses.
Will there be pain during my surgery?
You will only feel pressure during surgery after your doctor applies drops to numb your eyes.
What happens after surgery?
You can feel some irritation just after the treatment, and your eyes might start to moisten. It will take some time for your eyes to adjust, but you will be able to see, just not clearly.
Can I wear makeup?
It can take a few weeks before applying makeup around your eyes is safe. We advise you to consult your specialists.
Will I require corrective surgery?
Most patients won't require correction surgery, but those with more serious issues may experience an under-correction and require additional surgery. Patients may decide to get a correction if their vision changes as a result of aging, pregnancy, or other conditions in some circumstances.