What is a LASIK Flap
Add title The LASIK flap is a thin layer of corneal tissue created at the start of surgery to access and reshape the underlying cornea. It is lifted, the laser is applied, and the flap is repositioned to heal naturally without stitches. It acts as a protective bandage and supports rapid recovery. The full answer If you've been looking into LASIK, chances are you've come across the term flap and you might be wondering what it actually means. The flap is a key part of how LASIK works, but it's also the part that tends to spark the [...]
What is the difference between LASEK vs LASIK?
Compare LASIK and LASEK eye surgery, including corneal preparation, recovery time, suitability, pros and cons, and when each option may be recommended.
LASIK Alternatives
Considering vision correction but LASIK isn’t right for you? Learn about PRK, SMILE, ICL, RLE and non-surgical alternatives for dry eyes or thin corneas.
Are You Awake During LASIK?
Yes, you will be awake during LASIK. Learn why it’s safe, how pain is managed, and how precise laser tracking ensures comfort and accuracy throughout.
How Long Does LASIK Take?
ASIK surgery usually takes 30 minutes or less. Learn about preparation, post-surgery recovery, healing time, and when vision may start to improve.
How Laser Eye Surgery is Done: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how laser eye surgery corrects eyesight problems like short-sightedness, long-sightedness, and astigmatism by changing the cornea's curvature. The surgeon applies anaesthetic drops before using lasers, with procedures taking around 5 minutes per eye. Most patients go home and nap for four hours after surgery.
Find out if you are suitable for vision correction
Not everyone is eligible for vision correction surgery.
Find out if you could benefit from this life changing surgery by taking the quick self-suitability quiz below:
