LASIK Safety & Patient Satisfaction
…a similar way, but when it comes to risk, time in surgery, and recovery, LASIK trumps them both. In LASIK, rather than displace the outer layer of the cornea (epithelium)……
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Which Laser Eye Surgery treatment is right for you?
…an ultra-thin flap is created in it to expose the corneal bed. This not only means less risk, but less time spent in both surgery and recovery. LASIK can treat……
Does Your Surgeon Have a Certificate in Laser Refractive Surgery?
…the procedure but effectively managing the whole process. From the initial consultation where a patient is evaluated and a personalised treatment plan drawn up, to the post-op recovery and aftercare……
A post operative guide to Laser Eye Surgery
…recovery, that way they can be completely at ease and free to enjoy their new life of greater vision. If you would like to book a consultation at London Vision……
The best and worst times to have Laser Eye Surgery
…can be completed in a fraction of the time of LASIK and has an equally impressive recovery time. SMILE, therefore, makes Laser Eye Surgery a suitable option for many who……
Side Effect: Dry eyes
…it later goes numb (although without the pain and squealing). The eye being as delicate as it is, quickly triggers its natural healing process. This recovery period, when the epithelium……
Side Effect: Difficulty driving at night
…of the procedure, you will have night time side effects following Laser Eye Surgery. Immediately post surgery your eye sets into recovery mode, working to reduce swelling from the procedure……
Side effect: Glare
…is in full recovery mode. In this brief guide, we’re going to take a look at one of the more commonly experienced side effects: glare. We’ll discuss why glare occurs……
Can I eat or drink prior to my Laser Eye Surgery?
…your eyes closed as much as possible to effectively start your recovery process. Therefore, we recommend that you hold off until the next day to have that celebratory drink. A……
Should I wait for a better procedure to be developed? What’s on the horizon?
…to reshape the cornea using this minimally-invasive ‘keyhole’ treatment. This means speedier treatment and recovery times and a more comfortable experience for our patients. The minimally-invasive ReLEx SMILE technique also……
