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Types of Lasik Laser Eye Treatments

Choosing the right Lasik Laser Eye Surgery depends on your eye condition, lifestyle, and desired results. Factors like your specific vision problem (myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism), corneal thickness, lifestyle habits (such as sports or frequent night driving), desired recovery speed and comfort, and budget also play an important role in selecting the most suitable LASIK type. At Kenia Eye Hospital, Mumbai, we offer the latest and safest LASIK laser eye treatments. Here's a simple guide to help you understand the types of LASIK so you can make an informed decision.

1. Conventional LASIK Surgery

Conventional LASIK, also known as Standard LASIK, is a widely performed Lasik Laser Eye Surgery that uses a mechanical microkeratome blade to create a corneal flap, followed by an excimer laser to reshape the cornea. It offers a quick, effective, and cost-friendly vision correction option, with prices starting from ₹35,000 for both eyes at Kenia Eye Hospital.

How It Works

  1. Numbing eye drops are applied to ensure comfort.
  2. The microkeratome blade creates a thin, precise corneal flap.
  3. An excimer laser reshapes the cornea to correct your prescription.
  4. The flap is gently placed back without stitches.

Ideal Candidates

  • Adequate corneal thickness.
  • Stable prescription for at least 12 months.
  • No pre-existing eye diseases.

Recovery & Results

  • Surgery time: Under 15 minutes for both eyes.
  • Clearer vision usually within 24 hours.
  • Resume normal activities in 1-2 days.

2. Optimized LASIK Surgery (Wavefront‑Optimized)

Wavefront-Optimized LASIK is an advanced Lasik Laser Eye Surgery designed to maintain the cornea’s natural curvature while correcting vision errors. Using specialized laser algorithms, it reduces the risk of night vision problems such as glare and halos. At Kenia Eye Hospital, prices start from ₹45,000 for both eyes.

How It Works

  • Numbing eye drops are applied for a painless experience.
  • A microkeratome or femtosecond laser creates a corneal flap.
  • The excimer laser uses wavefront-optimized profiles to reshape the cornea, minimizing higher-order aberrations.
  • The flap is repositioned without stitches.

Ideal Candidates

  • Stable prescription for at least 12 months.
  • Patients seeking sharper vision and reduced risk of glare or halos.
  • Adequate corneal thickness and healthy eyes.

Recovery & Results

  • Surgery time: Around 15 minutes for both eyes.
  • Noticeable vision improvement within 24 hours.
  • Most patients resume normal activities in 1-2 days with enhanced clarity, especially in low-light conditions.

3. Customized LASIK Surgery (Wavefront‑Guided)

Wavefront-Guided LASIK is the most advanced form of Lasik Laser Eye Surgery, designed to correct both your prescription and subtle optical imperfections (higher-order aberrations) that basic LASIK or glasses cannot address. This results in exceptionally clear, high-definition vision. At Kenia Eye Hospital, prices start from ₹55,000 for both eyes.

How It Works

  • Detailed wavefront aberrometry scans your eye, mapping exactly how light travels through it.
  • This data creates a custom treatment plan tailored to your unique optical profile.
  • A femtosecond laser creates a precise corneal flap.
  • The excimer laser reshapes the cornea based on your personalized map, correcting both refractive errors and tiny imperfections.
  • The flap is gently repositioned without stitches.

Ideal Candidates

  • Patients seeking the sharpest possible vision, even in challenging conditions like night driving.
  • Those with visual disturbances such as glare, halos, or reduced contrast sensitivity.
  • Stable prescription and healthy eyes with adequate corneal thickness.

Recovery & Results

  • Procedure time: Around 15 minutes for both eyes.
  • Clear, crisp vision often within 24 hours.
  • Enhanced clarity, contrast, and low-light performance, often exceeding results from standard LASIK.

4. NIDEK Technology (Diagnostic Support)

NIDEK technology is not a LASIK type but an advanced diagnostic system that ensures your Lasik Laser Eye Surgery is planned with maximum safety and precision. At Kenia Eye Hospital, all LASIK patients benefit from this technology at no additional cost.

How It Works

  • High-precision diagnostic tools scan your eyes in detail during your pre-LASIK evaluation.
  • They measure corneal shape, curvature, thickness, and optical irregularities.
  • The data is used to create a personalized surgical plan tailored to your exact eye structure.
  • This technology helps detect even the smallest issues, reducing risks and improving treatment accuracy.

Ideal Candidates

  • Every LASIK patient at Kenia Eye Hospital, regardless of the LASIK type chosen.
  • Particularly valuable for patients with borderline corneal thickness or complex prescriptions.

Recovery & Results

  • No downtime, as this is a diagnostic step before surgery.
  • Ensures your LASIK treatment is as accurate, safe, and effective as possible.
  • Contributes to clearer vision, reduced side effects, and long-term stability of results.

At Kenia Eye Hospital, we offer the safest and most advanced options for Lasik Eye Treatment in Mumbai. Whether you need basic correction or a customized solution, we’ll guide you toward the best Lasik Treatment in Mumbai based on your vision needs.

FAQs

LASIK

What’s the difference between bladeless LASIK and traditional LASIK?

Bladeless LASIK uses a femtosecond laser to create the flap, instead of a manual blade (microkeratome). It offers more precision, safety, and better healing for most patients. Traditional LASIK is still effective, but bladeless options are preferred for advanced customization and comfort.

How do I decide which type of LASIK is right for me?

The best LASIK option depends on your eye prescription, corneal thickness, lifestyle, and visual expectations. For example, wavefront-guided LASIK is ideal for clearer night vision, while conventional LASIK may be suitable for basic corrections. Your eye surgeon will recommend the most suitable type after a detailed pre-LASIK evaluation.

Can both eyes be treated on the same day?

Yes, LASIK is usually performed on both eyes during the same session. The entire process is quick and takes about 15 minutes for both eyes. You’ll likely be in and out of the hospital within an hour.

How soon can I resume screen time after LASIK?

It’s best to avoid screens (phone, laptop, TV) for the first 24 hours after LASIK. After that, you can gradually return to screen use, but take breaks often to avoid dryness. Lubricating eye drops are usually recommended for comfort during this time.

Is LASIK permanent or will my vision change later?

LASIK permanently reshapes the cornea, so the correction is long-lasting. However, natural age-related changes like presbyopia or new vision shifts may occur later in life. These are not due to LASIK itself and can happen even without surgery.

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