LASIK Eye Surgery
Freedom from Glasses
Advanced laser vision correction for clearer vision without glasses or contact lenses.
Expert Surgeons
Advanced Technology
Personalized Care
Why People Choose LASIK?
Different people consider LASIK for different reasons.
1. Personal & Cosmetic Preference
Some people choose LASIK to reduce dependence on glasses or contact lenses and enjoy greater convenience and confidence in their appearance.
2. Occupational Requirements
Some occupations have specific vision requirements. Eligible candidates may consider LASIK where permitted by the relevant standards.
3. Active Lifestyle
Sports, travel and everyday activities can be more convenient with reduced dependence on glasses, helping eligible people enjoy an active lifestyle
4. Work & Daily Life
LASIK may provide greater convenience for screen use, driving, studies and everyday activities by reducing dependence on glasses.
5 Key Tests Before LASIK
A detailed eye evaluation helps our specialists understand your eyes and determine whether LASIK is right for you.
01 — Refraction Test
Know Your Exact Eye Power
Measures your current eye power accurately, including short-sightedness, long-sightedness and astigmatism, to understand your refractive error.
02 — IOP Test
Check Your Eye Pressure
Measures the pressure inside your eye, known as intraocular pressure (IOP), to assess eye health and identify whether further evaluation may be needed.
03 — Corneal Topography
Map the Shape of Your Cornea
Creates a detailed map of the cornea’s surface and curvature, helping specialists assess its shape and identify irregularities before considering
LASIK.
04 — Dry Eye Test
Check Your Eye Surface & Tear Film
Evaluates the tear film and ocular surface to identify dryness or instability that may need to be addressed before LASIK.
05 — Retina Evaluation
Check the Health of Your Retina
Examines the retina and the back of the eye to identify any underlying retinal conditions that may need attention before considering LASIK.
IF A PROBLEM IS FOUND
What Happens if a Test Shows a Problem?
A finding during your LASIK evaluation does not always mean you cannot have LASIK.
First, the condition is evaluated and managed appropriately.
Retina Evaluation
Checking for a Healthy Retina
In patients with myopia or hyperopia, we carefully examine the retina for any weak areas that may need attention before LASIK.
We look for:
Lattice degeneration
Retinal holes
Areas of retinal weakness
Other retinal findings
IOP Evaluation
Checking Your Eye Pressure
We measure the intraocular pressure (IOP) to assess your eye health.
If the IOP is above normal, further evaluation is done to rule out glaucoma.
If a Retinal Weak Area Is Found
1. Retinal Finding
Lattice or holes or weak areas are identified.
2. Barrage Laser (if indicated)
Laser treatment is performed around the affected area.
3. 2 Weeks Observation
The eye is monitored after the laser treatment.
4. LASIK Evaluation
Once the retina is stable, you can proceed with the LASIK pathway.
If IOP Is Above 20 mmHg
1. IOP Above 20
If your eye pressure is above 20 mmHg, further evaluation is needed.
2. Glaucoma Evaluation
We assess the optic nerve and look for any signs of glaucoma.
3. Visual Fields (if required)
Visual field testing is done depending on the clinical assessment.
4. Reassessment for LASIK
If glaucoma is ruled out and your eyes are healthy, LASIK suitability is reassessed.
ADVANCED LASIK TECHNOLOGY
Precision Supported
by Technology
Modern laser technology works together with careful eye evaluation and specialist expertise to support your LASIK treatment plan.
OUR LASIK TECHNOLOGY
Advanced Laser Platforms
01 — SCHWIND AMARIS 500E
EXCIMER LASER
A precision excimer laser system used for laser vision correction.
02 — WaveLight EX500
EXCIMER LASER
An advanced excimer laser system used for laser vision correction.
03 — Carl Zeiss Excimer Laser
EXCIMER LASER
Advanced excimer laser technology available at our Kondapur Centre.
TECHNOLOGY + EXPERTISE
Technology Supports Precision.
Expertise Guides the Decision.
Your treatment plan starts with understanding your eyes. Our specialists combine comprehensive evaluation, clinical expertise and appropriate laser technology to determine the right approach for you.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Want to Know If LASIK Is Right for You?
Start with a comprehensive eye evaluation by our specialists.
