Types of Lasik Laser Eye Surgery
                     Types of 
 LASIK
Laser Eye 
 Surgery
Introduction
Laser in-situ keratomileusis or LASIK as we most  
commonly know is a popular surgery that has been 
around  for more than 25 years and is considered as a 
minimum  standard for someone opting for laser vision 
correction.
The LASIK technology can correct vision problems 
such as  myopia, hyper-myopia, and astigmatism. It 
can be  performed in less than 30 minutes by 
reshaping your  cornea.
Types of Lasik Eye Surgery
Lasik Laser Eye Surgery is the most popular form of eye 
 surgery for specs removal. But it has evolved over the 
years  and provides much better visual outcomes.
Today, Lasik Technology is of 4 types:
1.Bladeless Femto LASIK
2.SBK (Thin Flap) LASIK
3.Aspheric or Customised LASIK or C-LASIK
4.Standard LASIK
Bladeless Lasik
Bladeless Lasik or popular by names such as Femto 
LASIK,  iLASIK, zLASIK, All-Laser LASIK & Intralase 
LASIK is an eye  surgery that utilizes two lasers: 
Femto Second Laser and  Excimer Laser.
The Femto Second Laser is used to create a flap and 
then  Excimer Laser is used to ablade the cornea and 
correct the  spectacle power.
SBK Lasik
In SBK LASIK a microkeratome blade is used to create a flap. 
This  blade can create a flap of 110 microns compared to the 
90 microns  flap of Blade-Less LASIK.
Although we lose 20 microns of additional tissue in SBK LASIK, 
but not  using a Femto laser for the flap brings down the cost of 
the procedure  drastically.
Today SBK LASIK has become the minimum standard 
for  somebody looking for specs removal.

C-LASIK
Aspheric or C-LASIK uses the normal version of the keratome 
which  picks up a flap of 160 microns. A flap once picked up, is 
replaced back  after laser correction of the underlying corneal 
tissue. However, it  does not effectively contribute again to the 
basic strength of the  cornea. The cost comes further down with 
this treatment.
The treated and non-treated areas of the eye are blended with 
each  other with Aspheric treatment resulting in reduced Halo 
and Glare.
Standard Lasik
It is the C-LASIK as described previously, but without the 
aspheric  component. It is good enough to correct the refractive 
error but does  not give the advantage of improved contrast. 
The element of halo’s  and glare is more in this version while the 
cost is the lowest.
Final Words
To know which type of Lasik Surgery is best for you, 
visit  Lasik surgery specialists and get a 
comprehensive eye test  done.
"Plan My Lasik" has a team of specialists performing 
 surgery at the best centers for eye surgery in Delhi 
at an  affordable price
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