Minimally invasive vision correction surgery that removes only the internal corneal tissue through a small incision. It offers advantages in terms of reduced dryness and stability.
SMILE LASIK is a minimally invasive surgery that corrects refraction by making only a small incision in the cornea and extracting internal tissue (lenticule) formed by a laser. Because there is no flap and the incision is small, it offers advantages in terms of dry eye risk and stability.
It is known that the small incision is advantageous in terms of corneal structural stability and dryness. The applicable refractive range is confirmed through examination.
Suitability must be confirmed through a precise examination, and it is not applicable to all prescriptions or corneas.
It is known to offer advantages in terms of dryness and stability because the small incision minimizes corneal nerve damage.
There is an applicable refractive range, so suitability must be verified through a precision inspection.
This information is for general understanding only and is not medical advice. Always consult a medical professional before deciding on any procedure.