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Then, using a precision device called a microkeratome, the
surgeon creates a micro-thin flap on the surface of the cornea.
The flap is gently lifted to one side, the bed of the cornea
(the stroma) is exposed and the laser reshapes this surface
to re-focus the eye. After 30-60 seconds, the flap is repositioned.
The
flap holds itself naturally in place, but we do recommend
you wear protective glasses during waking hours and the protective
shield we provide you with at night to prevent you from rubbing
your eyes for a few days.
After
resting for a short while in our waiting area, we will examine
your eyes again before you leave. |