Is Laser Vision Correction Surgery safe?

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Is Laser Vision Correction Surgery safe?

• Your eye vision is sophisticated, sensitive, and
  important not for you but also your respective
  doctor. For almost 30-35 years (with the
  beginning of its invention in India), laser eye
  surgery has been one of the most common
  surgeries for people with any kind of eye
  problem. The procedure has been well-
  established and the different types like SMILE,
  LASIK, and ASLA have been extensively developed
  for the sake of the health of the human eye.
• Because of the safety, complications, and
  possible risks involved, many people ask Is laser
  vision correction surgery safe? Eye correction
  surgery with laser light is also known as laser
  vision correction surgery. This surgery is done
  by eye surgeons to correct or improve the vision
  permanently.
• What is Laser vision correction?
• Laser vision correction (LVC) surgery helps
  correct refractive errors. Refractive error
  problems are caused by an imperfectly shaped
  cornea. LVC surgery is an alternative to
  spectacles and contact lenses that can help a
  patient to see clearly and far better.
• Laser vision correction surgery is performed by
  using laser beam rays to reshape the cornea to
  adjust its focusing power.
• These operations procedures are both safe and
  have a high success rate.
• Although eye vision correction surgery sounds
  simple to perform, a lot of planned thought and
  customizations are needed to obtain satisfactory
  and positive results. Consult an Eye specialist
  in Chennai for vision correction surgery.
• What is the refractive error of the eye?
• Refractive errors occur in the eyes and cause
  visual impairment. In these circumstances, a
  patient is unable to focus on the images or
  objects, resulting in a blurred image. Generally,
  you have a refractive error when your eye does
  not refract (bend) light properly on your retina.
• These are the 4 basic types of refractive errors
• Nearsightedness (myopia) It is a common vision
  condition in which nearby objects appear sharp
  and distant objects appear blurred.
  Nearsightedness starts affecting your eyes at the
  age of 6 when the child starts watching TV or
  using various LED electric products. When you
  watch TV or use any other high frequency LED
  electronic product, your eyes become longer than
  normal from front to back, the primary reason
  for nearsightedness. In this case, the Images
  focus in front of the retina (or do not reach
  the retina).
• Farsightedness (hyperopia) It is a common
  vision condition in which distant objects can be
  seen clearly, but nearby objects appear blurred.
  When you are affected by farsightedness, you may
  feel your eye shorter than normal the cornea as
  too flat.
• Astigmatism It is a general treatable vision
  condition in which objects at any distance
  (Distant or Nearby) appear blurred. The cornea,
  lens, or both gets into the type of shape that
  doesnt allow the reflection or refraction of
  images directly or sharply on the retina.
• Presbyopia or aging eye It is a refractive
  error that can be treated by wearing corrective
  eyeglasses. Presbyopia often occurs between ages
  40 and 50. It is an age-related vision condition
  when the eye loses its natural power, and ability
  to see objects (Distant or Nearby) or change
  focus flexibility because of the natural aging
  process. Refractive surgery cant correct this
  problem. It can make distance vision clearer. But
  it can make near vision worse.
• Is laser vision correction surgery safe?

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• Nearsightedness (Myopia)
• Farsightedness (Hyperopia)
• Astigmatism (blurring of vision due to the
  improper shape of the eye).
• Before eye correction surgery, a complete
  preoperative assessment can decide whether the
  surgery is right for you and, if so, which laser
  vision correction technique is best.
• There are 3 best techniques and approach options
  used by an eye specialist for laser vision
  correction,
• including
• Photorefractive keratectomy (PRK)
• Laser-assisted stromal in situ keratomileuses
  (LASIK)
• Small incision Lenticule Extraction (SMILE)
• Photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) is the first
  generation or one of the first invented
  techniques under the category of laser vision
  correction This kind of refractive surgery uses
  laser beam rays to treat vision problems caused
  by refractive errors in your eyes. This procedure
  improves eye vision by using a laser ray and
  changing the shape of your cornea.
• Surgery Result The effects of PRK surgery are
  permanent.
• Success rate The success rate of PRK surgery is
  80 90 percent.
• Risk and complication PRK laser eye surgery also
  has risks and complications. The possible risk
  and complications of PRK laser eye surgery
  include
• o Discomfort
• o Pain

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• laser to create a corneal lenticule which is
  extracted whole through a small incision without
  the use of an excimer laser.
• Surgery Result The effect of SMILE surgery is
  permanent.
• Success Rate The success rate of SMILE surgery
  is 85 95 percent.
• Risk and complication SMILE laser eye surgery
  also has risks and complications. The possible
  risk and complications of SMILE laser eye surgery
  include
• Night vision issues
• Infection
• Dry eyes
• Inflammation
• Clouded vision
• Doble vision
• Corneal bulging
• Blindness
• Miscorrection can lead to a separate or repeated
  procedure for the eye problems
• Is laser vision correction surgery safe? What are
  the possible benefits of laser vision correction
  surgery?
• The main benefits of laser vision correction
  surgery include
• Immediate improvement in eye vision Laser
  vision correction surgery helps you see clearly
  after a few-week recovery procedures.