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

The iLASIK procedure is a two laser method for performing LASIK. This method has been approved by the military for its personnel and astronauts.

The first part of the iLASIK procedure involves creating a thin corneal flap with a very fast laser known as the Intralase laser. According to Dr. Sandy T. Feldman, the Intralase laser creates fine gas bubbles within the cornea at the precise thickness and size in order to create the flap. A second laser is them used for the LASIK vision correction procedure.

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