is a laser eye surgery that is used to correct myopia (near-sightedness), hyperopia (far-sightedness) and astigmatism. This type of surgery has been very successful in helping people achieve improved eyesight without the need for bulky glasses or contact lenses; however, more recently some people have been opting for a newer, more advanced form of LASIK, known as IntraLase LASIK.

IntraLase LASIK makes use of an advanced laser technology that offers improved results over traditional methods. Instead of using a manual blade to create the corneal flap, IntraLase uses a delicate laser beam to make a thin membrane of cells across the cornea that can then be lifted, exposing the interior of the eye. This improves the overall accuracy and precision of the entire operation, reducing the risk of infection as well as side effects such as visual disturbances and dry eye. In addition, unlike traditional LASIK, IntraLase enables a more comfortable recovery period since there is much less pain and irritation during the healing process.



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