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LASIK is the Abbreviation for Laser In Situ Keratomileusis

LASIK eye surgery is the most common refractive surgical procedure worldwide and nearly one  million procedures are performed annually in the United State. LASIK surgery consists  of the creation of a corneal flap with either an Intralase (femtosecond laser) or a surgical blade (in medical terms, a “mechanical microkeratome”). The flap is the gently  folded back and the excimer laser resurfaces the cornea to a new shape. LASIK has  been approved by the FDA to correct nearsightedness (Myopia), farsightedness (Hyperopia), astigmatism (either combined with nearsightedness or farsightedness), and Presbyopia (where LASIK is performed on one eye to create monovision).

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Use the LASIK video player above by clicking the video titles such as:

What is Refractive Surgery
LASIK: Creating the Flap
LASIK: Applying the Laser
Dilation
LASIK: Folding the Flap Back
LASIK: Flap Return and Smooth

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