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Hello and thank you for your cooperation. The likelihood of serious complications, such as blindness or severe vision impairment, is extremely low for patients whose cases are deemed suitable for the surgery. Only 1 to 3 percent of patients may experience complications from the procedure.
In PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy), no layer of the cornea is removed and no incisions are made. Instead, a small portion of the corneal surface (about 50 microns) is reshaped with a laser. After the procedure, the epithelium heals within a few days. The advantage of this technique is that it causes less damage to the corneal strength, reducing the risk of corneal thinning and irregularities compared to LASIK.
