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PRK SURGERY

PRK surgery is an advanced procedure designed for patients with refractive errors. Learning about it is crucial before deciding to undergo the operation.

How Effective Is PRK Surgery as a Refractive Error Correction Method?

At Asian Eye Institute, we specialize in photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) surgery and other advanced refractive procedures. We have a team of experienced medical professionals who can use our state-of-the-art facilities to provide optimal results and ensure patient satisfaction. Scheduling a consultation with us is ideal if you are exploring different options for vision correction, such as PRK surgery.

What Happens During PRK Surgery?

PRK is designed to help people with refractive errors, such as astigmatism, farsightedness, and nearsightedness. The procedure starts by removing the outermost layer of the cornea, also known as the epithelium, using a specialized surgical instrument. Once the cornea is exposed, it will be reshaped using an excimer laser.

Who Can Get PRK Surgery?

People With Good Overall Health – You should be in good overall health condition to prevent complications.
Individuals Who Cannot Undergo LASIK Surgery – PRK surgery is an option for patients not qualified for LASIK due to thin corneas and chronic dry eyes.
Those Who Have Stable Vision – Your eyeglass prescription should not have changed

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LASIK Surgery

Your doctor will first numb your eyes to prevent you from feeling any discomfort. They will then create a flap in the front part of the eye, allowing them to access the cornea and reshape it using a laser. The flap will then be returned to its place, allowing your eyes to heal quickly and naturally.

Supracor Surgery

Asian Eye Institute is the only provider of Supracor surgery in the Philippines. The procedure aims to reduce or eliminate the need for reading glasses, providing presbyopic patients with greater visual freedom and convenience. The procedure is fast and safe, and it is done using precise laser technologies to reshape the cornea and effectively enhance eyesight.

TransPRK Surgery

TransPRK is a safe, fast, and effective procedure with a high success rate. The initial step is to remove your epithelium (the outermost layer of the cornea) using a specialized laser. Another type of laser will then be used to reshape the cornea to correct your refractive error.

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Your doctor will first numb your eyes to prevent you from feeling any discomfort. They will then create a flap in the front part of the eye, allowing them to access the cornea and reshape it using a laser. The flap will then be returned to its place, allowing your eyes to heal quickly and naturally.

SUPRACOR SURGERY

Asian Eye Institute is the only provider of Supracor surgery in the Philippines. The procedure aims to reduce or eliminate the need for reading glasses, providing presbyopic patients with greater visual freedom and convenience. The procedure is fast and safe, and it is done using precise laser technologies to reshape the cornea and effectively enhance eyesight.

TRANSPRK SURGERY

TransPRK is a safe, fast, and effective procedure with a high success rate. The initial step is to remove your epithelium (the outermost layer of the cornea) using a specialized laser. Another type of laser will then be used to reshape the cornea to correct your refractive error.

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