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Lasik surgery in Gurgaon || Lasik Surgery Cost- Barman Eyecare Center

Lasik is one such kind of treatment to cure improper vision. This method is generally used for treating complicated eye problems, so you must find the best eye specialist in Gurgaon.

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Lasik surgery in Gurgaon || Lasik Surgery Cost- Barman Eyecare Center

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  1. A Comprehensive Guide to Lasik Surgery and Its Benefits Lasik surgery is one of the most popular and successful vision correction procedures available. It's an outpatient procedure that can drastically reduce a person's dependence on eyeglasses and contact lenses. With advances in laser technology, the safety and effectiveness of Lasik surgery in Gurgaon have been greatly improved. This comprehensive guide provides an overview of the procedure, its benefits, and potential risks. It will also discuss how to choose the right surgeon, what to expect during the procedure, and what to expect after the surgery. With this guide, you can make an informed decision about whether Lasik surgery is the best option for you and your vision.

  2. What is Lasik surgery? Lasik surgery is a type of refractive surgery that uses laser technology to correct refractive errors, improve visual outcomes, and reduce dependency on corrective lenses. A person who is nearsighted has difficulty seeing objects that are far away because their cornea and lens are too thick. A person who is farsighted has difficulty seeing objects that are near because their cornea is too thin. A person who is has astigmatism in one or both eyes has a distorted cornea that does not focus light evenly on the retina. Diagram showing parts of the eye. These visual impairments can be corrected with refractive surgery. There are two common procedures: laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) and photorefractive keratectomy (PRK). Both procedures reshape the cornea to enable it to focus light properly. LASIK is by far the most common procedure, but there are some situations where PRK is preferable. Benefits of Lasik surgery - Laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) is one of the most popular and successful vision correction procedures available. It's an outpatient procedure that can drastically reduce a person's dependence on eyeglasses and contact lenses. - With advances in laser technology, the safety and effectiveness of Lasik surgery have been greatly improved. - It can improve nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. - It is a safe procedure that is suitable for most people. - It can improve quality of life. - It can reduce dependency on corrective lenses. - It can reduce the risk of retinal detachment. - It can reduce the risk of corneal edema. Risks associated with Lasik surgery - There are potential risks associated with every surgical procedure. These risks depend on the patient and the surgeon. - Retinal detachment. - Corneal edema. - Corneal haze. - Under-

  3. or over-correction of vision. - Dry eyes. - Bleeding and infection. - Reduced night vision. - Reduced ability to see in dim light. - Higher risk of eye injury from sport and occupation. - Reduced ability to see in the ultraviolet range. - Reduced ability to see in the infrared range. - Reduced ability to see in fog, haze, and smoke. What to expect during the procedure - You will have your eyes washed with a special solution to clean them. - You will be given local anesthesia to numb your eyes. - Your doctor will examine your eyes and determine the best correction. - Your doctor will mark your corneas with a special dye. - Your doctor will place you in a reclining position that comfortably holds your eyes open. - Your doctor will place an eye shield or a bandage to protect your eyes. - Your doctor will use a laser light to reshape your cornea. - You will be given eye drops to prevent corneal edema. What to expect after the surgery - You will be taken to a recovery room where you will be monitored until your surgery is complete. - You will be given eye drops to prevent corneal edema. - You will be given eye ointments to prevent infection. - You will be given eye patches to prevent wound oozing. - You may experience blurry vision, sensitivity to light, eye irritation, and eye pain immediately after the surgery. - You may experience headache, swelling, and dry eyes in the first few days after the surgery. - You may experience nausea and vomiting in the first few hours after the surgery. - You may experience headache for a few days after the surgery. - You may experience some pain and discomfort in your eyes for a few days after the surgery. - You may experience sensitivity to light for a few days after the surgery. - You may experience swelling in your eyes for several days after the surgery. - You may experience reduced night vision for a few days after the surgery. - You may experience reduced ability to see in the ultraviolet range for a few days after the surgery. - You may experience reduced ability to see in the infrared range for a few days after the surgery. - You may experience reduced ability to see in fog and haze for a few days after the surgery. Cost of Lasik surgery The cost of Lasik surgery varies from patient to patient. The cost also varies from surgeon to surgeon. Factors such as your prescription, your general health, and your eye health can affect the cost of the procedure. The best way to find out the cost of the procedure is to consult with a surgeon and get a quote based on your requirements. Alternatives to Lasik surgery - PRK is another popular procedure that is used to correct refractive errors. - PRK is more suitable for people who have thin corneas. - PRK is an effective procedure and has similar benefits as Lasik surgery. - PRK is associated with less post-operative pain compared to Lasik surgery. - PRK is associated with less post-operative discomfort compared to Lasik surgery. - PRK is associated with less post-operative irritation compared to Lasik surgery.

  4. Tips for a successful recovery - Follow your doctor's instructions for a successful recovery. - Avoid strenuous activities and heavy lifting. - Avoid activities that can cause eye injury. - Avoid contact sports and wearing contact lenses while your eyes are healing. - Get enough rest and sleep. - Keep your eyes clean and use eye drops as instructed by your doctor. - Eat a healthy diet to promote eye healing. - Wear sunglasses when you go out in the sun. - Make use of support groups, online forums, blogs, and websites to get an unbiased opinion. - Stay stress-free and take time out to relax. - Visit your doctor regularly to monitor your recovery. - Follow your doctor's instructions and advice regarding lifestyle changes to improve your overall health. Our here eye specialist Dr.Kiya Barman does your Eye Treatment . Dr. Keya is one of the most distinguished Cataract &Refractive surgeons, known for her expertise and precision across India. With more than 1.5 lakh happy eyes operated across 15 years, she is one of the most Prolific& Successful eye surgeons in India.

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