LASIK and Eye Surgery Blog - Clearview Eye and Laser Medical Center

The vision correction procedure EpiLASIK is comparable to the PRK procedure. During the EpiLASIK procedure, ablation of the surface of the cornea is done after the flap, or epithelium, is lifted in a single sheet. After the flap is replaced a contact lens is applied to the eye, much like a bandage, while the cornea heals.

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