Now a days problems related to Eyes are getting increased day by day. In most of the situation it can be treated with basics medical ailments or with eye glasses in vision related issues. But in some situation operation or surgery is needed to be done.
Well wearing eye glasses and contact lens is a bit hectic for some people and can also have a negative effect in their daily lifestyles. So, they choose to take charge and go for the eye operation or surgery in order to get rid of their problems.
Technologies are getting advanced day by day in vision correction surgery which is also known as refractive and laser eye surgery. There are many types of eye operations procedure. Some surgery reshapes the cornea to allow the light passing through it and in some procedure it replace the eye lenses.
Here are the different types of eye operations:
LASIK (laser in-situ keratomileusis) - LASIK are generally for those patients who are nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism. In this surgery, the surgeon reshapes the underlying corneal tissue to focus light into the eye and reach the retina. The procedure requires precision, and advancements in computer imaging technology allow LASIK specialists to create detailed corneal images and guide the treatment.
PRK (photorefractive keratectomy)
In this procedure a laser is used to reshape the cornea. Unlike LASIK, PRK only reshapes the surface of the cornea. PRK is for mild to moderate nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. PRK can also work with computer imaging technology.
LASEK (laser epithelial keratomileusis)
LASEK is a slight variation of PRK. LASEK treats nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.
ALK (automated lamellar keratoplasty)
ALK is for those people who have suffered from severe nearsightedness and few levels of farsightedness, although LASIK has all but replaced ALK as a method of correction. No laser is used, and instead, the doctor makes an incision in the sub-layer of the cornea to reshape and correct vision.
RLE (refractive lens exchange).
RLE is a procedure for correcting cataracts. It is also used to correct the thin corneas, dry eyes, and other minor problems.
EpiLasik
This procedure is very similar to PRK. The doctor separates a thin layer of the cornea and then reshapes it. The layer may either be removed or replaced. The doctor finishes the procedure by applying a soft contact lens to protect the area until it can fully heal.
PRELEX (presbyopic lens exchange)
PRELEX is a procedure where the eye specialist implants a multifocal lens to improve flexibility and restore focus to get over the condition of Presbyopia.
AK (astigmatic keratonomy)
AK used to corrects an astigmatism. Laser is not used in this procedure. However, AK can be performed either alone or with the help of laser.
Cashless Treatment Provision
Cashless Treatment is a facility provided by the Insurance agency who covers the various eye operation procedures. Insured patient can get cashless treatment facility here in icreate hospital Delhi. Even an insured person can get this benefit from any of our branches all over in India. Insured person can admit in our hospital and thereby getting the free treatment by claiming to your insurance agency. The medical expenses will be settle by the insurance company and the hospital. You don’t need to take care of that.
Cashless Treatments are only provided to those patients who have prior approval of the company and having required documents duly signed by the authority person. List of documents required for cashless treatment can be collected from our admin department.
Icreate Hospital has a Checklist of documents required for Mediclaim processing. This Cashless facility available at icreate Hospital is a hassle-free facility and recognized by almost all the insurance provider and leading corporate companies.
Note : Those patients who don’t get approval due to any reasons shall be treated under
General Patients Category without any benefits.
Fore more information, you can directly contact to our admin department or can also
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