No Touch Laser

Your eye is numbed so you won’t feel any pain or discomfort during the procedure. A special solution is applied to the eye surface and this solution helps protect the epithelial layer.

Excimer Laser focuses on the surface of the eye, changing the shape of the cornea and correcting eye defects. This process is carried out in a computer-controlled and very precise manner.

After the procedure, it may take a few days for your eye to heal. The epithelial layer of your eye will heal on its own and your eye will continue to function normally.

The “No Touch Laser” method aims to accelerate the healing process of the PRK procedure by focusing on protecting the epithelial layer and ensuring minimal contact during the procedure. Additionally, since this method requires the creation of a flap, it may also contribute to the reduction of flap-related risks compared to other procedures such as LASIK.

As with any eye surgical procedure, “No Touch Laser” treatment may involve certain risks and side effects. Therefore, it is important for patients considering this treatment method to consult an ophthalmologist first.

A specialist ophthalmologist will evaluate the patient’s eye health status and recommend appropriate treatment options, determining which one best suits the patient’s needs.