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Laser refractive surgery is a procedure that helps a patient get rid of glasses by reshaping the cornea using a laser source. Surgery is usually performed to correct myopia, hypermetropia, and astigmatism. It has been proven safe and effective in patients who meet the following criteria:           -  At least 21 years old
     -  Stable vision for at least a year
     -  Mild to moderate degree of refractive error
     -  Corneas with good thickness and shape for cornea-based lasers
     -  Eyes free from any other diseases like glaucoma, keratoconus or cataracts

The advantages of a laser refractive surgery include vision gain of 20/25 or better (meaning they can see well enough to drive without use of glasses); reduced dependence on glasses, and quick recovery. 

There are several types of laser refractiv...

Laser refractive surgery is a procedure that helps a patient get rid of glasses by reshaping the cornea using a laser source. Surgery is usually performed to correct myopia, hypermetropia, and astigmatism. It has been proven safe and effective in patients who meet the following criteria: 
     -  At least 21 years old 
     -  Stable vision for at least a year
     -  Mild to moderate degree of refractive error
     -  Corneas with good thickness and shape for cornea-based lasers
     -  Eyes free from any other diseases like glaucoma, keratoconus or cataracts

The advantages of a laser refractive surgery include vision gain of 20/25 or better (meaning they can see well enough to drive without use of glasses); reduced dependence on glasses, and quick recovery.

There are several types of laser refractive surgeries available. An Ophtha...

Laser refractive surgery is a procedure that helps a patient get rid of glasses by reshaping the cornea using a laser source. Surgery is usually performed to correct myopia, hypermetropia, and astigmatism. It has been proven safe and effective in patients who meet the following criteria: 
     -  At least 21 years old 
     -  Stable vision for at least a year
     -  Mild to moderate degree of refractive error
     -  Corneas with good thickness and shape for cornea-based lasers
     -  Eyes free from any other diseases like glaucoma, keratoconus or cataracts

The advantages of a laser refractive surgery include vision gain of 20/25 or better (meaning they can see well enough to drive without use of glasses); reduced dependence on glasses, and quick recovery. 

There are several types of laser refractive surgeries available. An ...