Laser eye surgery has become extremely popular in the UK, In UK about 5000-10,000 treatments performed every week. Are you tires of wearing glasses or contact lens and you may want to consider corrective eye surgery, then go for eye surgery. For more details visit www.completeeyesite.com .The various eye surgeries are defined below
LASIK eye surgery involves lasering under the surface of the cornea. A very thin superficial layer of the cornea (approximately the thickness of a human hair and a quarter of the cornea's thickness) is cut and lifted.
Implantable Collamer Lenses are permanent contact lenses, it is also called as phakic IOL’s. Implantable collamer lens and intraocular lenses are same, which is used during cataract surgery.Implantable Collamer Lens are alternative for LASIK for patients with moderate to high myopia. Implantable collamer lens are of mainly two types:- Verisyse and Vision ICL. For more details visit www.completeeyesite.com
Refractive surgery is one of the technique of laser eye surgery which reduces the glasses and contact lenses dependency and it also improves the refractive state of eye.This method of refractive eye surgery can also reduce the vision disorders like astigmatism, myopia and hyperopia. Techniques of refractive surgery:-
• LASIK
• Flap Procedures
• Radial Keratotomy
• Surface Procedures
Cataract Surgery reffered as cataract operation involves removing the lens of the eye and replacing it with an implanted lens which sits inside the eye supported by the original lens capsule.Cataract operation includes high frequency ultrasound and is called phaco emulsification. It allows the lens to be removed through an incision which is less than 3mm in size and is designed to be self sealing. You can achieved a good vision within a few hours of an operation.
Eye Ptosis referred as abnormal drooping of the upper eyelid means excess of skin, fat or muscle from the upper and lower eyelids. It can be removed through eye ptosis surgery, its a laser eye surgery. Types of ptosis:-Congenital Ptosis and Acquired Ptosis. For more details visit www.completeeyesite.com
