What is refractive surgery?

Yes, you can go home the same day know more...

The very next morning know more...

Yes you can. Most patients can return to work the very next day and can begin driving in 2-3 days. In the initial days and know more...

LASIK Surgery  & PRK are safe and effective FDA-approved procedures to achieve clear, natural vision. At Shroff Eye Centre, we have over 20 years know more...

No, Someone else must drive you home because, your vision will be a little blurry right after Lasik eye surgery. know more...

Refractive surgeries are procedures done to reshape the surface of the cornea to allow the patient to be able to see without glasses or reduce know more...

LASIK - Laser Assisted in situ Keratomileusis is done to help you see clearly without glasses and have less dependence on glasses. It is a procedure know more...

Shroff Eye Centre, quality and ethical eye care has been our driving force. We help you in making the best, safest and the most economical know more...

A thin surface flap of the cornea is created using a microkeratome which takes a few seconds. Following this, the excimer laser is used which know more...

LASIK surgery has great potential to give you a life where reaching for your spectacles and trying to wear contacts in the morning is know more...

For your LASIK consultation, plan to be at Shroff eye centre for approximately 2-3 hours . We evaluate you thoroughly and do special tests to know more...

As contact lenses can alter the shape of your cornea we recommend that you remove your contacts prior to your pre-operative checkup. By removing the know more...

Photorefractive Keratectomy (PRK) is a procedure in which the top layer (skin) of the cornea is removed and the laser is then applied directly to know more...

In many situations PRK surgery and LASIK surgery can have comparable results although your surgeon can discuss which is most appropriate for your condition during know more...

It is an implantable collamer lens that is placed inside the eye to help focus light onto the retina. This is also offered to patients know more...

PRK takes as long as LASIK. Around 10 to 15 minutes for the entire procedure of two eyes. In ICL we operate one eye at know more...

Every surgical procedure carries a certain number of risks and side effects. Laser eye surgery is no exception. While the chances of most of the know more...

A small number of patients see well after surgery and then experience regression. There is a a gradual worsening of vision. If this happens, consult know more...

Yes, most patients find it convenient to have both eyes treated on the same day. If you are getting an ICL implanted, we prefer to know more...

You will not experience pain during the procedure as the surgeon will use anesthetic drops before starting the procedure to numb the eye. There might know more...

The actual procedure usually takes less than 10 minutes per eye. Depending on the amount of correction needed, the laser itself only takes 20-50 seconds know more...

You may start driving as soon as you see well enough typically 2 to 3 days after the procedure. Driving at night should be avoided for know more...

We recommend that you take the day off on the day of surgery. Most people who have LASIK return to work the next day. With know more...

There are a few small restrictions in the first weeks following laser surgery, but many LASIK patients are able to resume normal activities the following day! Most know more...

You may wear eye makeup about one month after your surgery if there are no complications. However, it is best to confirm with your surgeon know more...

The best way to sort any doubts and fears you may have about undergoing the procedure is to talk to your surgeon know more...

The vision may be a little blurry for the first few hours after Surgery (LASIK) but most patients report clear vision know more...

• Eligibility criteria are strictly adhered to. • Each patient undergoes a pre-operative examination for factors such as corneal thickness (pachymetry), corneal shape (topography), know more...

Surgeons around the world have made the ICLTM their procedure of choice more than 65,000 times - not only for their patients, staff and family, know more...

1. The ICL is tiny and soft - The ICL can be folded so small that it can be injected painlessly into your eye in know more...

There is a small but unavoidable risk of infection but this is minimized by the full sterile theatre conditions. There is also a small possibility know more...

Results of surgery cannot be guaranteed and sometimes glasses may be required for sharpest vision, for night driving or other activities performed in low light, know more...

You will be able to go home on the same day and it is essential that you have someone to accompany you. You are free know more...

Yes, if you have nearsightedness, and / or astigmatism and no eye disease. ICL for farsightedness is also available. know more...

As part of the pre-operative work-up your surgeon will perform YAG Laser Iridotomy before the actual procedure, which consists of making two holes in your know more...

ICL work-up and treatment at Shroff Eye Centre is performed by our experienced staff and surgeons. An initial consultation will confirm suitability. Each patient then know more...

Because each person's eyes are different, your surgeon must choose the best treatment for your specific disorder. The Implantable Contact Lens (ICLTM) is capable of know more...

The Implantable Contact Lens is a very thin, foldable lens, which is inserted into the eye through a tiny sutureless corneal incision during a 30-minute know more...

The Implantable Contact Lens (ICL) is indicated for patients unsuitable for LASIK with extremes of myopia (near-sightedness), hyperopia (far-sightedness) and/or astigmatism (cylindrical powers). They are designed know more...

If your glass power is too high, or if your corneas are too thin, then you are probably unsuitable for LASIK or even epi-LASIK. Shroff know more...

For people wishing to have less dependence on glasses or contact lenses, an excimer laser procedure called Laser Assisted in situ Keratomileusis (LASIK) is currently know more...

1. Are both eyes treated at the same time?  Literature has shown that LASIK is an extremely safe procedure and sight-threatening complications are rare. Patients normally know more...

Epi-LASIK is a relatively new procedure that is technically a variation of LASIK, and is also called epithelial LASIK or E-LASIK. Epi-LASIK is used mostly know more...

As with any surgical procedure, LASIK surgery has some possible risks and side effects that must be taken into account. A specific end result cannot know more...

The vision may be blurry for the first few hours after surgery but it gradually improves. Few patients may have a mild discomfort in the know more...

Each patient goes through a comprehensive series of eye tests and examinations (including Corneal Topography, Pachymetry and Wavefront analysis) before consulting with the surgeon to know more...

The STAR S4 IR Excimer Laser System, at Shroff Eye Centre, the first of its kind in the country, is among the most advanced Excimer know more...

Customized LASIK is an advanced form of laser vision correction, which further enhances the precision of excimer laser surgery. This is based on the fact know more...

For people wishing to have less dependence on glasses or contact lenses, an excimer laser procedure called Laser Assisted in situ Keratomileusis (LASIK) is currently know more...

Laser vision correction works by using a high precision laser beam to reshape the front surface of the cornea and allow light rays to focus know more...