Definition and approach
Laser treatments are used to correct visual disorders such as myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism. These procedures are performed quickly and non-invasively, with long-lasting results. What's more, lasers are also used to treat retinal pathologies and glaucoma, thanks to their precision.
Professional Advice
Before considering laser treatment, it's essential to carry out a thorough assessment with a specialist. Laser treatment is not suitable for all patients, and a thorough examination is necessary to determine whether this method is the best option for your situation.
Are you a good candidate for laser surgery?
If you've been wearing glasses or contacts for years, lasers can effectively correct myopia, astigmatism or hyperopia.
How does laser treatment work?
The technique precisely modifies the curvature of the cornea, offering a clear visual improvement in just a few minutes.
Medical Advice to Prevent Laser Treatment
To prevent vision problems, a healthy lifestyle and sun protection are essential. Avoid straining your eyesight for prolonged periods and exposing yourself to screens without a break. Early diagnosis of myopia or astigmatism can help you avoid laser treatments later in life.
