PRK Laser Surgery (Photorefractive Keratectomy)
PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy) is a laser surgery that reshapes the cornea to fix vision problems. It's similar to LASIK but uses a different technique. pRK is a laser surgery similar to LASIK but without creating a corneal flap. It's good for thin corneas.
Procedure Overview
PRK Laser Surgery (Photorefractive Keratectomy)
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When Is This Procedure Recommended?
- Clear vision after healing
- Most achieve 20/20 vision
- Longer healing than LASIK
- Some discomfort during recovery
- Takes about 1 month to stabilize
- Good long-term results
Procedure Details
- Myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism
- Thin cornea unsuitable for LASIK
- Active lifestyle (contact sports)
- Want alternative to LASIK
- Suitable candidates 18+
- Stable vision prescription
Recovery & Expected Outcomes
- Anesthesia eye drops
- Laser removes outer corneal layer
- Cornea reshapes
- Bandage contact lens protects
- Longer healing period
- Multiple follow-ups needed
Interested in This Procedure?
KSA Vision Clinic performs this procedure with world-class expertise. Schedule a consultation with our ophthalmologists to discuss if this procedure is right for you.
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