Discover the advanced precision of INTRALASE, also known as bladeless LASIK, at Revivacare, ensuring safer and more precise vision correction procedures for our patients.
INTRALASE is an advanced form of LASIK surgery which is also known as bladeless LASIK. As both methods are safe and widely performed, INTRALASE reduces the possibility of any complications during and after the surgery.
Procedure: Unlike traditional LASIK where a mechanical microkeratome blade is used to create the corneal flap, INTRALASE uses a femtosecond laser to create a precise, customized flap in the cornea.
Technology: The femtosecond laser emits rapid pulses of light that create tiny bubbles at a specific depth within the cornea. These bubbles form a precise plane for flap creation, ensuring uniform thickness and a smoother edge compared to traditional methods.
Candidates: INTRALASE is suitable for a wide range of patients who are eligible for LASIK surgery, including those with myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), and astigmatism, depending on individual eye health and corneal thickness.
Recovery: Post-operative recovery with INTRALASE is similar to traditional LASIK, with most patients experiencing improved vision within a day or two after surgery, and full stabilization of vision typically occurring within a few weeks.
INTRALASE, also known as bladeless LASIK, is an advanced form of LASIK surgery that uses a femtosecond laser instead of a mechanical microkeratome blade to create a precise corneal flap.
Unlike traditional LASIK, which uses a mechanical blade, INTRALASE utilizes a femtosecond laser to create a more precise and customized corneal flap, enhancing safety and potentially improving visual outcomes.
INTRALASE offers advantages such as increased precision in flap creation, enhanced safety by reducing the risk of flap complications, and the ability to customize the flap based on individual eye anatomy.
INTRALASE is suitable for patients with myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism who are eligible for LASIK surgery, depending on their overall eye health and corneal thickness.
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