What You Need To Watch Out For When You Have Smile LASIK Surgery

Smile LASIK surgery is performed in two steps.

1. The process of making lenticular
2. The process of removing lenticular

First, a femtosecond laser makes lenticular in the parenchyma of the cornea.
If the patient keeps an eye on the green light and the surgical instrument touches the eye
The equipment is centered and holds the eyes. Femtosecond lasers usually have a special device called a cone in contact with the eye and apply negative pressure to hold it firmly, which is called a “suction-on” and the one that the suction is released in the middle is called a “suction-loss.”

At suction-on, the equipment irradiates the laser from the outside to the inside again to the inside to create a lenticular and ends with an incision to take it out
Usually, this process ends in less than a minute.

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[To prevent suction loss
The patient should not move his eyes or head.]

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According to one study, suction loss occurs more often in men than in women and in the first of both eyes.
This means that men are more nervous in any part of the world and cannot cooperate well.

It is difficult for patients to keep an eye on the green light because the patient’s field of view becomes cloudy after making lenticular.
At this time, it is important not to move your eyes or turn your head, but to stay the same. Skilled doctors elicit patient cooperation in this process.

In the end, the best way for the best result is for the patient to relax as much as possible and cooperate well.