What are 1st & 2nd generation of Laser Eye Surgery?
The first generation of laser eye surgery was initially called PRK or LASEK.The laser is applied directly to the surface...
How does lens replacement work?
In lens replacement (RLE) we are removing the natural lens before it ages into cataract.After removing lens,eye is out of...
Why does a patient require laser eye surgery?
The reason why people choose to have laser surgery is that they find that consequences of wearing glasses or contact...
How does the eye work?
Eye works like a camera.The part of eye which senses the light is retina & there is a thin layer...
What is Lens?
The lens is one of the most important structures in eye.It is responsible for focusing and fine tuning the sharpness...
What is cornea?
The Cornea is the front clear window at the very front part of eye.It is highly specialised structure that gives...
Why do we need glasses or contact lenses?
People who are short sighted or myopic have much focusing power,so need to wear a negative power lens in front...
What are alternatives for those not eligible for Laser Eye surgery?
The alternatives to laser eye surgery are implantable contact lenses(ICL) which are placed behind the iris on the surface of...
How do you assess a patient’s eligibility for Laser Eye Surgery?
We assess the suitability of someone for laser eye surgery in 3 steps:- 1) First step is to have sophisticated...
What happens on the day of laser surgery?
On the day of laser surgery ,you come to the hospital an hour before surgery, you will be seen by...