Who should receive Trans PRK?

<p>Trans PRK is a correction for eye problems such as short-sighted, long-sighted and astigmatic; this treatment method is similar to lasik but it is different because of the use of excimer laser for the epithelium removal and the cornea’s curve adjustment provided for patients in one time. The trans PRK comes with technology called Schwind Amaris or “No-touch Treatment” means the eyes remain untouched by instruments; there are no eye locking or any touching given because the only thing applied during procedure is laser which is different from former method of PRK that requires a tool for cornea removal. Moreover, surgical wound heals fast and a process lowers the risk for eye infection as well.</p>
<h2>Who can undergo Trans PRK ?</h2>
<ol>
<li>People aged over 18</li>
<li>Those who cannot undergo LASIK due to deformed/thin cornea</li>
<li>Those with sensitive dry eyes condition</li>
<li>Those having the same vision value more than 1 year ( vision prescription)</li>
<li>No pregnancy or during time of breastfeeding</li>
<li>No history of recurrent erosion or sensitive cornea</li>
<li>Those with no certain diseases for example diabete and SLE</li>
</ol>
<h2>Trans PRK Procedure</h2>
<ol>
<li>Gives Excimer Laser for cornea removal</li>
<li>step into a process of the cornea curve adjusting</li>
<li>Provide Trans PRK with Smart Pulse for more precision of removal process</li>
<li>After done with Tras PRK, layers of the cornea will be created within 3-4 days</li>
</ol>
<p>A specialized ophthalmologist will recommend a treatment method either LASIK or TRANS PRK to patients individually for their safety.</p>
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With TransPRK technology your eyes will not be touched with any instrument during the procedure due to great quality of SCHWIND AMARIS laser systems.

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