FAQs and information about vision correction
Everything you need to know about our practice and procedures
Dr. Aanchal Gupta pioneers Allotex Inlay surgery in Australia
Dr. Aanchal Gupta at IVISION LASER is leading the way with the Allotex Inlay—a new option for presbyopia. Could it help you?
Can you fly after cataract surgery?
Explore the post-cataract surgery experience and discover if you can fly after cataract surgery. Learn the best timeframe here.
Is laser eye surgery covered by Bupa, Medibank or other insurance?
Curious about insurance coverage for laser eye surgery in Adelaide? Discover if Bupa, Medibank, or other insurance providers have got your eyesight upgrade covered. Unleash the power of your vision with our advanced treatments! Let's shed some light on insurance options for your journey to crystal-clear vision.
What’s the difference between regular SMILE and SMILE Pro?
SMILE vs SMILE Pro: Discover the revolutionary new SMILE Pro procedure, a faster and more comfortable alternative. Learn more here...
Before and After LASIK Eye Surgery
Learn about LASIK eye surgery preparation, recovery, follow-up, and long-term care – including vision changes, side effects, and what to avoid after surgery.
I Had LASIK 20 Years Ago – Can I Have It Again?
Wondering if you can have LASIK again after 20 years? Learn what to expect, potential risks, and when to speak with a qualified eye specialist.
What is a LASIK Flap
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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.
Laser eye surgery vs lens replacement: Which option is best for you?
Considering vision correction? LASIK and RLE are both reliable vision correction surgeries, but one removes the natural lens while the other reshapes the cornea. Learn which option suits your needs best and whether lens-based refractive surgery may be a better alternative.
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 Does LASIK Eye Surgery Work?
LASIK is a surgical procedure that involves precise reshaping of the cornea to correct problems with your eyesight. Your surgeon will use a laser to create a thin flap on the surface of your cornea, allowing for adjustments that improve vision. Laser eye surgery works for myopia by flattening the curvature of the cornea, helping light focus correctly on the retina.
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:
