Superior Safety and Outcomes with All-Laser LASEK Surgery
All-Laser LASEK is an advanced evolution of the surface ablation procedure (PRK).
It is a vision correction surgery that corrects vision by delicately peeling back
the corneal epithelium (outermost layer) without creating a permanent corneal flap.
The underlying cornea is then precisely reshaped with an excimer laser.
This technique is particularly valuable for the corneal epithelium correction of
ultra-high myopia and astigmatism and is often the safest choice for patients
not suitable for LASIK or SMILE.
Miracle All-Laser LASEK is a surgical method that corrects vision
by cutting the corneal parenchyma (the main body of the cornea) without
affecting the central visual axis.
Resistant to External Shocks
Prevention of Corneal Opacity and Complications
Low Incidence of Bleeding and Other Complications
Low Incidence of Pain and Side Effects
Higher Quality of Vision
All-Laser LASEK is recommended for patients whose eye anatomy or lifestyle makes other procedures less safe:
A person who has a thin cornea and cannot have LASIK
Anyone with dry eyes
A person who enjoys small eyes and difficulty installing corneal cutters
High-intensity external activities frequently
Compare the advantages and disadvantages of laser vision correction procedures.
| Category | Miracle All-Laser LASEK | Standard LASEK |
|---|---|---|
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| Method | Precision ablation with femtosecond laser (Blade-Free) | Uses a Mechanical Microkeratome Blade |
| Corneal Section Thickness |
100~120μm | 100~120μm |
| Uniformity | Very Uniformity | Not uniform |
| Corneal Section size |
You Can Control It to the Individual Patient’s Eyes | Specified corneal intercept thickness, diameter |
| Complications | Very Little (Minimizing Surface-related Risks) | Dryness, Night Glare (Higher Incidence of Surface Complications) |