LASIK
LASIK is the most advanced procedure in the world for the treatment of short-sightedness, long-sightedness and astigmatism.
In Australia and overseas, ophthalmologists and optometrists have elected to have this procedure performed to correct their own refractive error.
No one can promise 20/20 vision however the majority of our patients do achieve 20/20.Others may have their use of corrective lenses reduced dramatically ,only requiring mild prescription glasses for tasks such as reading working at a computer or night driving. Results do vary from patient to patient and how quickly your vision improves depends on your individual healing pattern and the severity of your refractive error.
How does LASIK really work?
LASIK (Laser Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) is a combination of two techniques It combines the submicron precision of the excimer laser with lamellar corneal surgery (a procedure that has been performed since the 1960's).  Full article
The Preparing for Your Procedure
A comprehensive assessment at The Australian Institute of Eye Surgery laser Eye Clinics will determine if you are suitable for LASIK. Full article
Post-treatment management
After your treatment, you might experience a little irritation and light sensitivity but normally this has gone in a few hours. Your vision improves over this period, and depending on your refraction achieves close to your final vision the next day We ask you to wear a clear shield on the eye for the first night only. Full article
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