What is LASIK?
LASIK (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) is an advanced, painless laser procedure used to correct vision problems like:
- . Nearsightedness (Myopia)
- . Farsightedness (Hyperopia)
- . Astigmatism
It reduces or completely eliminates the need for glasses or contact lenses.
Who is Eligible for LASIK?
You may be a good candidate if:
✔ You are above 18 years
✔ Your number is stable for at least 1 year
✔ You have healthy corneas
✔ You are tired of glasses or contact lenses
Final suitability is determined after a detailed eye check-up.
Benefits of LASIK
- Freedom from glasses & lenses
- Quick procedure (10–15 minutes)
- Painless surgery
- Fast recovery (24–48 hours)
- High success rate
Types of LASIK We Offer
1. Blade-Free LASIK (Femto LASIK)
More precise and safer with faster recovery.
2. Contoura Vision LASIK
Topography-guided LASIK for sharper, personalized vision.
3. PRK / Surface LASIK
Ideal for patients with thin corneas.
4. SMILE (Minimally Invasive)
No flap, quick healing, minimal discomfort.
Why Choose Us?
Advance Technology
- Advanced LASIK technology
Experienced Team
- Experienced refractive surgeons
Patient-Centric Approach
- Personalized patient care
NABH Certified
- Strict safety protocols
Pre-LASIK Evaluation
At Dr Rishi Eye Institute, we conduct:
- Corneal thickness (Pachymetry)
- Corneal topography
- Power assessment
- Tear film evaluation
Safety & Risks
LASIK is extremely safe when performed after proper evaluation. Temporary side effects may include:
- Dry eyes
- Glare or halos at night
- Mild discomfort
Frequently Asked Question:
Is LASIK surgery painful?
No, LASIK is virtually painless. Numbing drops are used during the procedure.
How long does LASIK take?
The procedure usually takes 10–15 minutes for both eyes.
Is LASIK permanent?
Yes, LASIK permanently corrects your vision number. However, age-related changes may still occur later.
When can I resume work?
Most patients can resume work within 1–2 days.
Are there any risks?
LASIK is very safe. Minor temporary side effects like dryness or glare may occur.
Can everyone undergo LASIK?
No. Patients with thin corneas, unstable power, or certain eye conditions may not be suitable.