The principle of intervention is the same as for LASIK correction, the effect is on the inner layers of the cornea. The difference is that the corneal flap using this technology is formed using a femtosecond laser beam, and not a mechanical microkeratome.

Otherwise, this technique is called “All Laser LASIK” (“All Laser LASIK”). Advantages of the method: the use of a femtosecond laser during laser vision correction makes the procedure as gentle and practically contactless as possible, and reduces the recovery period.

With the advent of this technology, it has become possible to perform laser vision correction for patients with such structural features of the cornea, which were previously a contraindication to the procedure.

The unprecedented precision of the femtosecond laser makes it possible to obtain maximum performance not only in visual acuity, but also in parameters such as brightness, contrast, and twilight vision.