PRK Vision Correction
Photorefractive Keratectomy (PRK) for safe and effective vision correction
What is PRK?
PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy) is a laser vision correction procedure that reshapes the cornea by removing the outer layer of cells before applying the laser treatment. It's an excellent alternative to LASIK for certain patients.
Benefits of PRK
- No corneal flap creation
- Excellent for thin corneas
- Safe for active lifestyles
- No risk of flap complications
- Long-term stability
- High success rate
The PRK Process
- Comprehensive eye examination
- Corneal mapping and measurements
- Epithelium removal
- Laser treatment
- Protective contact lens placement
- Healing and follow-up care
Ideal Candidates
- Thin corneas
- Active lifestyle or contact sports
- Dry eye conditions
- Previous eye trauma
- Occupations with eye injury risk
Recovery Process
PRK has a longer initial recovery period compared to LASIK, but provides excellent long-term results. Most patients experience:
- 3-5 days of initial discomfort
- Gradual vision improvement over 1-2 weeks
- Stable vision by 1-3 months
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