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When Should You See a Doctor?

You should consult an ophthalmologist for FEMTO Lasik evaluation if:

You are tired of wearing glasses or contact lenses every day
You have stable vision for at least 12 months
You experience difficulty in daily activities due to dependence on corrective eyewear
You want a minimally invasive, advanced vision correction option
You do not have any active eye infections or corneal diseases

You should consult an ophthalmologist for FEMTO Lasik evaluation if:

You are tired of wearing glasses or contact lenses every day
You have stable vision for at least 12 months
You experience difficulty in daily activities due to dependence on corrective eyewear
You want a minimally invasive, advanced vision correction option
You do not have any active eye infections or corneal diseases

Clear vision for near objects but blurry vision for far objects
Clear vision for distant objects but blurry vision for near objects
Distorted or blurred vision at all distances due to irregular corneal shape

Blurry vision
Eye strain
Frequent headaches
Difficulty seeing at night
Squinting to focus
Dependence on glasses or contact lenses

How is FEMTO Lasik Surgery Diagnosed?

Before recommending FEMTO Lasik surgery, ophthalmologists perform a thorough eye examination, which may include:

Visual acuity test – To measure clarity of vision
Corneal topography – To map the corneal surface
Pachymetry – To measure corneal thickness
Pupil measurement – To check pupil size in different lighting
Tear film assessment – To evaluate eye moisture
Dilated eye exam – To assess retina and optic nerve health

These tests help determine if the patient is a good candidate for FEMTO Lasik.

Before recommending FEMTO Lasik surgery, ophthalmologists perform a thorough eye examination, which may include:

Visual acuity test – To measure clarity of vision
Corneal topography – To map the corneal surface
Pachymetry – To measure corneal thickness
Pupil measurement – To check pupil size in different lighting
Tear film assessment – To evaluate eye moisture
Dilated eye exam – To assess retina and optic nerve health

These tests help determine if the patient is a good candidate for FEMTO Lasik.

Medical diagnosis procedure for piles treatment

Advanced Treatment Options for FEMTO Lasik Surgery

While FEMTO Lasik is itself an advanced treatment, some alternatives and variations include:

Standard Blade LASIK – Uses a microkeratome blade instead of a laser
SMILE Surgery – Small incision lenticule extraction with minimal flap creation
PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy) – Surface laser reshaping without flap creation
Custom LASIK – Wavefront-guided correction for unique eye profiles

FEMTO Lasik is considered superior due to its precision, faster recovery, and lower complication rates.

While FEMTO Lasik is itself an advanced treatment, some alternatives and variations include:

Standard Blade LASIK – Uses a microkeratome blade instead of a laser
SMILE Surgery – Small incision lenticule extraction with minimal flap creation
PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy) – Surface laser reshaping without flap creation
Custom LASIK – Wavefront-guided correction for unique eye profiles

FEMTO Lasik is considered superior due to its precision, faster recovery, and lower complication rates.

Recovery Time

Most patients notice improved vision within 24 hours of FEMTO Lasik surgery. Full visual stabilization typically takes a few weeks. Minimal discomfort and dryness may occur initially, but these symptoms usually resolve quickly.

What to Expect: Before, During & After Procedure

Before – You will undergo a detailed eye examination, and your doctor will advise you to stop wearing contact lenses for a few days before surgery.
During – The procedure takes about 15 minutes for both eyes. A femtosecond laser creates a precise corneal flap, followed by an excimer laser to reshape the cornea.
After – You may experience mild dryness or light sensitivity. Your vision will improve rapidly within the first 24–48 hours, and you can resume normal activities in a few days.