A method of correction that trims the corneal surface without a flap. It is suitable for cases where the cornea is thin or highly active.
LASIK is a vision correction surgery that corrects vision using a laser after removing the surface epithelium without creating a corneal flap. Because there is no flap, it is resistant to external impact, so it is frequently recommended for people with thin corneas or those with strenuous activities or occupations.
Although it is stable due to the absence of a flap, initial recovery is somewhat slower than LASIK and irritation may occur during surface re-epithelialization.
UV protection and proper care of protective lenses are important during the recovery period. It may take longer for your vision to stabilize.
During surface re-epithelialization, initial recovery may be somewhat slow and there may be some irritation, but it is stable due to the absence of sections.
It is resistant to external impact due to the absence of segments, so it is frequently recommended for those with highly active jobs or sports.
This information is for general understanding only and is not medical advice. Always consult a medical professional before deciding on any procedure.
