Surgical Techniques: A minimally invasive technique where a small incision is made, and a lens is reshaped using laser technology.

Expected Results: Rapid recovery with a quick return to normal activities and clearer vision.

Potential Risks: Infection, visual disturbances, or incomplete correction.

Aftercare: Follow-up visits, use prescribed drops, and avoid rubbing the eyes.

Surgical Techniques: Similar to Lasik, but the outer layer of the cornea is removed instead of being lifted.

Expected Results: Improved vision with reduced reliance on glasses.

Potential Risks: Longer recovery time, dry eyes, or over/under-correction.

Aftercare: Use prescribed eye drops, avoid eye rubbing, and limit screen time.

Surgical Techniques: Laser reshaping of the cornea to correct refractive vision issues like nearsightedness or farsightedness.

Expected Results: Reduced dependency on glasses or contact lenses.

Potential Risks: Dry eyes, night vision issues, or under/over-correction.

Aftercare: Avoid rubbing eyes, wear prescribed eye drops, and refrain from strenuous activity for a few days.