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LASIK procedure corrects myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism. It involves two major steps: cutting flap and reshaping curvature. First, cut a corneal flap using either microkeratome or femtosecond laser.
LASIK. Corrects myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism. Up to -15.00D of Myopia, +6.00D of Hyperopia & -6.00D of Astigmatism.
Patients can also appoint other professional ophthalmologists to use our facilities for their Lasik or SMILE procedures
The principle is to use advanced Zeiss laser (Visumax) to create a thin Lenticule (precise lens-shaped disc within the cornea), which is then removed through a tiny small corneal incision. This procedure changes the corneal curvature and thus correct vision. SMILE can correct myopia and astigmatism at the same time.
1. 甚麼是 SMILE 微笑激光矯視. SMILE (Sm all I ncision L enticule E xtraction) 微笑激光矯視的原理是透過飛秒激光 (Femtosecond Laser)，因應個人所需要改善的近視散光度數，塑造出微透鏡 (角膜組織)，然後醫生會透過一個少於4mm的微創切口取出角膜組織，從而改變角膜弧度 ...
LASIK 激光矯視. 1. 甚麼是 LASIK 激光矯視. LASIK 包含兩個主要部分：切割和打磨角膜。. 首先，利用儀器 (有刀或無刀切割)切割出一片很薄的角膜瓣 (Flap)。. 然後揭開角膜瓣，以準分子激光打磨角膜的中層組織， 因應個人所需要改善的近視散光度數，去除內裡預先 ...
ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) is used to correct vision for eyes with high refractive errors (myopia or hyperopia, with or without astigmatism), and especially if the cornea is unsuitable for Laser Refractive Surgery. Hong Kong Laser Eye Centre is now offering the EVO Visian ICL (Staar Surgical Company, USA) surgery to our clients.
In 2012, our centre acquired the first Femtosecond Laser cataract surgery system in Hong Kong. Now, we have both Technolas Perfect Vision VICTUS laser cataract surgery system from Germany, and Alcon LenSx laser cataract system from USA.
SMILE PRO. The advanced German technology SMILE PRO vision correction is the same principle of SMILE (Small Incision Lenticule Extraction).The principle is to use advanced Zeiss laser (Visumax) to create a thin Lenticule (precise lens-shaped disc within the cornea), which is then removed through a tiny small corneal incision.
