Eye Health - LASEK
LASEK
A surface ablation method in which the superficial epithelial layer is loosened with alcohol before excimer laser application, offering an alternative to LASIK.
About the Operation
A surface ablation method in which the superficial epithelial layer is loosened with alcohol before excimer laser application, offering an alternative to LASIK.
Application Details
- 1No flap created — preferred for thin corneas or dry eye conditions
- 2Epithelium is removed, laser applied, protective contact lens placed
- 3Similar to PRK; longer recovery but lower complication risk
- 4Safe option for those involved in contact sports
Who Is It Suitable For?
- Patients with thin corneas or dry eye symptoms
- Individuals involved in contact sports
Operation Summary
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