Procedure
Photorefractive Keratoplasty (PRK)
PRK uses excimer laser to reshape the cornea surface. It corrects myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism without corneal flap.
Procedure Overview
Photorefractive Keratoplasty (PRK)
When Is This Procedure Recommended?
Clear vision eventually
Recovery slower than LASIK
Some initial discomfort
Vision improves gradually
Final result at 3-6 months
Good for thin corneas
Procedure Details
Thin cornea unsuitable for LASIK
Active occupations
Contact sports
Myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism
Want safe alternative
Dry eye concerns
Recovery & Expected Outcomes
Anesthesia drops applied
Epithelium removed
Laser reshapes cornea
Bandage contact lens
Eye drops for healing
Multiple follow-ups needed
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