Laser Eye Surgery

The likelihood of negative effects after laser eye contouring is very low. Rarely, some patients may experience problems such as dry eyes and glare during vision. 

Before the surgery, information about the person's current health status is obtained. The type of visual impairment and its degree also determine the treatment process. An improvement in visual functions is also observed thanks to anesthesia and the laser method. 

It is a method that is dangerous for pregnant women due to cataracts and severe dryness of the eyes. Additionally, it is not performed on people whose vision impairment continues to progress, or on people diagnosed with corneal problems or diabetes.

Before the application, an anesthetic drop is applied. In this way, possible pain is prevented as the eyes become numb over time. 

Laser eye surgery is performed on patients over the age of 18 who have no worsening eye disorders.

One wonders what the quality of vision will be like after the operation. The use of medical devices may not be eliminated 100 percent. However, there is an improvement in visual acuity.