Lasik Eye Surgery

People who have a certain degree of refraction in the eye and whose progression of the degree has stopped, the thickness of the cornea is suitable for laser, without any systemic diabetes, connective tissue and rheumatic disease, without dry eye history and without diseases such as inflammation or corneal deformity (keratoconus etc.) are suitable patients for eye surgery.

Diabetic patients are not recommended to be laser due to wound healing and immune system disorders. In diabetic retinal hemorrhages, Argon laser, another laser type, is treated.

With the development of laser surgery, the patient can now return to work and social life within 1-2 days after the operation. The patient should not get water in the eyes for 1-2 weeks, and protect the treated eyes from trauma. After leaving the glasses, the patient's capacity to do work increases, comfort and gains ease of movement. While the self-confidence of patients who have been socially avoided, they become more peaceful individuals. Care should be taken not to hit your eyes the most after the laser, rub your eyes, touch the water for a certain period of time and use your medications regularly. If corneal thickness permits, laser surgery can be performed even for the second or third time

Generally, it is not applied before the age of 20, when eye development is complete and the eye numbers stop increasing. In some special cases, laser therapy can be applied before this age.

It is not suitable for pregnant women, dry eye and corneal deformities and those with thin cornea, those with active inflammatory eye disease, healing and immune system diseases such as diabetes, rheumatic connective tissue diseases. Although those with eye disorders above the eye numbers mentioned above, their numbers do not fall to the desired values for the laser treatment.