Before you can actually undergo the procedure, you should find yourself a good eye doctor (ophthalmologist) where you feel comfortable with. Then your doctor whether you can go through LASIK eye surgery. Your doctor will not allow you to undergo LASIK if you have a thin layer of the cornea, in contrast, p your doctor refers you to subscribe for PRK laser surgery. After investigation and you likely candidate, your ophthalmologist will leave in the recliner, where you get the anesthetic eye drops to help the discomfort during the surgery easier. The doctor will use a tool to keep your eyes open during surgery when necessary. A special knife called a microkeratome is then used to cut the flap is very thin and small in the eyes, so the laser can effectively penetrate into your cornea. A computer is used to accurately position the laser in place so that it can start sending out pulses of light to reshape your cornea. Cut flap is folded back into place soon enough tissue is removed.

During surgery, you will only experience very little or no discomfort at all. You also need to stay focused on the light so the laser can do its work efficiently. What’s great about bladeless LASIK is that you will be able to go home right after it ends, but your doctor will definitely need one or two weeks off from work to avoid some of the trauma to your eye recently corrected. Some side effects will be experienced, such as: See tail, Vision fluctuations, Dry Eye, difficulty seeing at night

These effects are normal and usually lasts only a few months. It can help relieve this discomfort by taking medications as prescribed by your eye doctor. Also note that 48 hours after surgery, you are asked to go back and consult with your doctor. This is to see if your eyes have responded well to surgery. There is also a bladeless Laser Surgery, in fact, a breakthrough in the category of refractive surgery, LASIK surgery is intended as a wavefront. You almost go through the same procedure, but you will not experience side effects mentioned above. For people with thin corneas liners, your candidates will undergo LASIK surgery, instead you are directed to the PRK laser treatment. It is also effective, but you will experience more healing time and less effective compared to laser eye correction surgery more modern (it still beat the standard eye surgery though).