Intralasik
The most advanced, precise, and safe technology in the world for refractive laser eye surgery. The surgery is performed under local anesthesia with the aid of eye drops, and is not painful.
The surgery consists of two phases:
1. Opening a treatment flap in the cornea with a precise, computerized laser beam produced by a state-of-the-art laser instrument rather than with a surgical scalpel.
2. Modifying the cornea with the aid of an excimer laser, which redesigns the convex of the cornea and adapts it to the needs of the patient. This operation assures optimal results for the patient.
Advantages of the Intralasik Technique:
- Opens a finer, more precise treatment flap with the aid of a laser and without the need for direct human intervention
- Avoids the complications related to opening a treatment flap using a surgical scalpel
- Enables the following categories of formerly untreatable people to receive treatment that will enable them to get rid of their glasses: very wide pupils, thin corneas, strong nearsightedness and astigmatism, sunken eyes, or a small eye opening
- Vision stabilizes more quickly than after all other existing surgeries
- Quicker recovery
- Safer
- Precise results
- Improved visual acuity
Possible Side Effects:
Side effects of the Intralasik method are extremely rare. As with every surgery, this surgery does have risks, such as developing an infection. However, strictly following the doctor's instructions and taking the medications as ordered will significantly reduce this risk.
Who is a suitable candidate for this surgery?
This surgery is suitable for anyone who is found suitable in the compatibility examination, as well as previously inoperable patients, as detailed above. The surgery is also suitable for those who are afraid of opening a treatment flap using a surgical scalpel.