iLASIK LASER
About Refractive Surgery
Laser surgery, the most common method of refractive surgery worldwide, is also used to treat myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. With these procedures, you can eliminate the need for glasses or contact lenses.
What is iLASIK?
Worldwide, 80% of people suffer from refractive errors.
Refractive surgery, which has been performed since the 1980s and provides the most reliable results for correcting refractive errors, is primarily done using laser technology. With advances in medical technology, it is now possible to correct vision problems such as myopia (difficulty seeing far), hyperopia (difficulty seeing near), and astigmatism (blurred vision) using laser treatment.
The goal of laser treatment is to improve quality of life and enhance visual comfort. Today, the most widely used method for correcting refractive errors globally is iLASIK (Laser Assisted In-Situ Keratomileusis). This personalized treatment is planned based on detailed examinations and tailored to the structure of each patient's eye.
Who is Eligible for iLASIK?
• Individuals over the age of 18
• Those with myopia up to -10 diopters, hyperopia up to +6, and astigmatism up to 4 diopters
• Patients with a sufficiently thick corneal layer
• Patients without systemic diseases such as diabetes or rheumatism
iLASIK can be performed on patients whose eye structure is deemed suitable after a comprehensive pre-operative examination and testing.
How is the iLASIK Procedure Performed?
With iLASIK, the entire procedure is customized for the patient using Wavefront and iDesign technologies. Even the smallest vision imperfections can be corrected with the help of an advanced eye-tracking system. The use of a femtosecond laser allows for bladeless incisions, improving the safety and effectiveness of the procedure.
iLasik Laser – £550 per eye
• Hospital accommodation with a companion for 2 or 3 nights
• Airport-hospital transfers
SMILE LASER TREATMENT
Which patients are treated with the Smile laser?
Smile laser treatment is one of the personalized superficial laser treatments that we usually use for eyes with thin corneas and not very high myopia and astigmatism. As a result of a detailed examination, treatment with the Smile laser can be applied to people whose eye structure is considered by the doctor as suitable for surgical intervention.
It is a suitable treatment for athletes and professional groups who are at risk of impact and pressure.
Why Smile laser?
What Wıll Change In Your Lıfe Wıth A Smıle Laser?
Smile Laser – £850 per eye

