What is Refractive Surgery?
Refractive surgery is an operation used to fix the eye’s refractive defect (spectacle power). Usually, it’s done to eliminate or lessen reliance on contact lenses and spectacles. Once a patient has reached the age of 18 to 21 and has a steady refraction (glass power), it can be done. All candidates must provide a full medical history and undergo a thorough eye examination, especially Studies like corneal topography (Pentacam, Orbscan), anterior segment optical coherence tomography (ASOCT), and other procedures are carried out to assess the shape, thickness, and curvature of the cornea as well as other aspects of the eye. The eye surgeon (ophthalmologist), after gathering all the information, decides on the patient’s refractive surgery alternatives.
Symptoms of Refractive Errors?
Common symptoms after happening refractive errors include blurry vision, dry eyes, halos or glare, sensitivity to light, headaches, eye strain, difficulty seeing at night, double vision, and eye fatigue.
Advanced Technology & Diagnostic Tools ?
Contoura Vision surgery utilizes advanced technology, including topography-guided laser systems, to precisely map the cornea’s surface, allowing for customized treatment and improved outcomes in vision correction procedures.
Treatment Options in Refractive Surgery
The most cutting-edge management solutions for refractive surgery are now available to help you regain your eyesight and your life.
Good To Know Refractive Surgery Questions
