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LASIK TECHNIQUE

	100% Blade free LASIK with IntraLase - FS
	C3R ( Corneal Collegen Crosslinkage with Riboflavin) for Keratoconus

SURGICAL CORRECTION FOR SPECTACLES/ LASIK. C-LASIK is the preferred technique for spectacle removal in the institute. This technique provides high quality vision to the patients post laser by providing amongst other advantages like better contrast sensitivity and other parameters, which improve image quality.

Dr. Ajay Khanna has been amongst the earlier ones in the country to start with Thin Flap LASIK to treat patients with high myopia & thin corneas. He is also amongst the earlier ones in country to start with Lasik for Presbyopia i.e Laser vision correction for near vision with this wide range of treatment options available, now it is possible to improve vision without the aid of spectacles at any age for almost every type of refractive errors.

Patient undergoing LASIK requires No injection, No stitch, No pad and No bandage contact lens.

Pre operative prior to LASIK procedure, detailed evaluation is done and explained to the patients.

LASIK is done as an out patient procedure in comfortable stress free environment.

LASIK OT has music system for patient to have surgery for pleasant experience.

Patient’s face is washed and numbing eye drops are instilled to numb the eye.

	Sterile drape is placed over eye and eye is opened with speculum. The state of art Intralase FS and Moria M2 Microkeratome is used to make the flap of cornea. Flap is raised and laser shaping of cornea is done according to patient’s refractive error. Flap is repositioned back which sticks and heals without sutures or any eye bandage.
As patient is very listening to music, both eyes are usually done in about 20 minutes time. Patient’s focus improves immediately. There is some watering, pain and irritation for 3-4 hours after which patient can see clearly.