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Laser eye surgery can help you get rid of your glasses

Posted on: July 9, 2009
Category: Contact Lenses

Laser eye surgery is being hailed as the next big thing in vision correction. People from all walks of life who are fed up with using glasses and contact lenses have opted for laser eye surgery. Laser eye surgery is being used extensively by athletes and people who work in high risk environments. People who are tired of wearing glasses have been the first to get corrective surgery of the eyes. Today laser eye surgery is becoming more and more common and this just means that now everyone can see clearly.

Before you opt for laser eye surgery and experience better and clearer vision, you should do ample research about what laser surgery is and what it can do for you. There are predominantly two types of laser eye surgery procedures that are in use today. They are LASIK surgery and PRK surgery. Both these procedures reshape the cornea in order to improve the overall vision of your eyes. These procedures completely stop the need to wear glasses. The success of the procedure depends on the state of vision before the surgery.

The PRK procedure is a relatively older procedure and works by etching off the epidermis of the cornea thus improving vision. The LASIK surgery procedure reshapes the top layer of the cornea for correcting the vision. Both procedures have the same goal but differ in terms of healing time and procedure duration.

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