LASIK Surgery: Say Goodbye To Glasses In A Painless Manner

Eligibility Criteria for LASIK Surgery: While LASIK can be a game-changer for many, only some are suitable candidates, explains Opthamologist and Director, Dr Rajeev Jain, Save Sight Centre, Delhi.

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Written By: Tavishi Dogra | Updated: January 6, 2024, 5:25 PM

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Benefits Of LASIK Surgery

LASIK surgery emerges as a revolutionary alternative in a world of glasses. At its core, the way light is focused onto the retina. This is achieved with the precision of a laser, making it a swift and relatively painless procedure.

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Painless, Safe And Quick Recovery

This surgery is considered the world’s safest surgery among all body parts. The procedure is painless. Unlike other surgical procedures, LASIK has the fastest recovery time, within a day or two, with minimal discomfort.

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Long-lasting Results

LASIK is known for providing long-lasting vision correction. Many individuals find that their improved vision is sustained for years after the surgery. Bladeless (Femto), thin flap LASIK, touchless and flapless LASIK, topo-guided contour treatment. Each type has pros and cons., so it's worth taking advice from your eye doctor to see which is best for you. Also Read - Persistent mouth ulcer? Oncologist warns against ignoring 6 common early signs that could point to oral cancer

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Stable Vision And Healthy Eyes

Rapid vision changes can affect the success of the surgery. The eyes should be in good overall health. Conditions like glaucoma, cataracts, and severe dry eye may impact eligibility. With LASIK, the future of vision is looking brighter than ever.

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Age Considerations And Not Pregnant Or Nursing

While there isn't a specific age limit, candidates should be at least 18. Vision tends to stabilize in adulthood, making this a more suitable time for the procedure. Pregnant or nursing women may need to wait before undergoing LASIK, as hormonal changes can affect vision.  Also Read - 8 highly contagious sexually transmitted diseases in the world and their symptoms

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