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LASEK

LASEK (Laser-Assisted Sub-Epithelial Keratectomy) is a refined surface laser procedure that combines the advantages of LASIK and PRK. It gently preserves the corneal epithelium, ensuring faster recovery, enhanced comfort, and improved safety for patients with thinner corneas.

Understanding LASIK

LASEK (Laser-Assisted Sub-Epithelial Keratectomy) is an advanced surface laser procedure ideal for patients with thinner or sensitive corneas. It gently preserves the corneal layer while reshaping the eye for clear, stable vision and faster recovery than traditional surface treatments.


Our Precise Technique Ensures Safety, Comfort, and Excellent Visual Outcomes

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Pre-Operative Assessment

Comprehensive eye examination, corneal mapping, and suitability evaluation.

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Epithelial Loosening

Alcohol solution gently loosens the corneal epithelium (surface layer).

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Epithelial Preservation

The thin epithelial layer is carefully moved aside and preserved.

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Laser Reshaping

Excimer laser reshapes the cornea to correct your vision.

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Epithelial Repositioning & Protection

The epithelial layer is repositioned and a protective contact lens is placed.

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Recovery & Follow-up

Gradual healing over several days with follow-up appointments to monitor progress.

Who Should Consider LASEK

Who Should Consider LASEK?

  • ✅ Age 18 or older: With stable vision.
  • ✅ Thinner corneas: Unsuitable for LASIK procedure.
  • ✅ Active individuals: Those at higher risk of eye trauma.
  • ✅ No significant eye diseases: Free from major eye conditions.
  • ✅ Realistic expectations: Understanding recovery time and healing process.
Why Choose LASEK

Why Choose LASEK?

  • ✅ Safer for thinner corneas: Ideal when LASIK isn’t suitable.
  • ✅ No flap-related risks: Entirely surface-based correction.
  • ✅ Preserves corneal integrity: Maintains strong structural stability.
  • ✅ Perfect for active lifestyles: Safer for athletes and contact sports enthusiasts.

Benefits of LASEK

  • Suitable for patients with thinner corneas
  • No corneal flap, reducing flap-related complications
  • Preserves more corneal tissue than LASIK
  • Ideal for active lifestyles and contact sports
  • Long-lasting vision correction results
  • Good option for patients with dry eyes

Possible Side Effects

  • Longer recovery time compared to LASIK (3-7 days)
  • Moderate discomfort during the first few days
  • Temporary light sensitivity and haziness
  • Night vision disturbances or halos around lights
  • Rare risk of infection or delayed healing
  • Some patients may require enhancement procedures