Refractive surgery

Recover your vision safely and permanently

Immediate results: Improve your vision from day one.

What is refractive surgery?

Refractive surgery aims to eliminate one or more refractive defects in the eye, such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism, allowing you to say goodbye to glasses or contact lenses.

Thousands of patients are already enjoying a new quality of life.

How is refractive surgery performed?
It is performed through a series of simple techniques and brief surgical procedures that can be divided into two types:

Laser refractive surgery: This technique uses lasers such as PRK or LASIK, among others, to modify the thickness and/or curvature of the cornea, thus allowing diopter correction.

Refractive surgery with intraocular lenses: This technique involves implanting a phakic or intraocular lens to correct prescription. It is recommended when the degree of myopia, hyperopia, or astigmatism is high, as it exceeds the safety parameters for laser surgery. It involves implanting a lens inside the eye without removing the crystalline lens.

High-definition vision: from screen to real life, without limitations.

Is refractive surgery painful?
No, the patient will not feel any pain. To prevent the eye from blinking, a separator is placed. Although it may seem cumbersome, it is not uncomfortable.

How long does the operation take?

It is a very quick surgery, lasting only 10-15 minutes per eye.

What type of anesthesia is used?

For this surgery, topical local anesthesia is used, with eye drops applied directly to the eye. A spacer is placed to prevent the patient from blinking during surgery.

Treatments adapted to each type of visual defect.

When is refractive surgery with intraocular lenses contraindicated?

·If the patient has glaucoma. · If the patient has cataracts. · If the patient has Fuchs’ endothelial dystrophy. · If the patient’s eyes have narrow anterior chambers. · If the patient has pseudoexfoliative syndrome (a condition in which a whitish material accumulates in the anterior region of the eye). · If the patient has iris defects or diseases.

What are the risks of refractive surgery?

Although it is a very safe procedure that in most cases does not present any complications, these are the most common:

· Dry eye (the most common of all)
· Halos around lights. Although they usually occur, they disappear within the first few months.
· Infections (less frequent)

Immediate results and better quality of life

Insurers and Mutual Insurance Companies

Insurers and Mutual Insurance Companies

These are some of the mutual insurance companies and health insurance providers we work with. However, the agreement with these mutual insurance companies will depend on the healthcare center.

If your policy doesn’t appear on the list, please don’t hesitate to contact us for more information.

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