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ASIK (Sub-Bowman Keratomileusis) is an advanced laser vision correction procedure designed to reduce dependence on glasses and contact lenses. It uses a thin corneal flap technique with advanced microkeratome technology and excimer laser treatment to reshape the cornea according to the patient’s vision requirements.
At Singla Eye Hospital & Laser Vision Centre, SBK LASIK is performed using advanced technology including Moria Evolution 3 Microkeratome and Carl Zeiss MEL 90 Excimer Laser for precise vision correction.
MEL 90 Excimer Laser for precise vision correction.
Expert eye specialists providing personalized laser vision solutions.
Creation of a thin corneal flap for effective and accurate treatment.
Detailed evaluation and customized treatment plans for every patient.
A precise thin corneal flap is created using advanced microkeratome technology.
Excimer laser pulses reshape the cornea according to the patient's prescription.
The flap is repositioned and natural healing begins.
Helps reduce dependency on spectacles and contact lenses.
Creates a thinner corneal flap compared to traditional LASIK techniques.
Advanced laser technology provides accurate vision correction.
The treatment is completed within a short time.
SBK LASIK offers proven results with years of global success.
A conventional thin flap LASIK procedure that provides effective vision correction for suitable patients.
A customized procedure using corneal mapping technology to improve visual quality, contrast and night vision.
Every patient and every eye is different. A complete LASIK evaluation is required before surgery.
The laser correction process takes only a few seconds while the complete procedure usually takes around 20–25 minutes for both eyes. The procedure is performed using numbing eye drops and does not require injections or bandages.
Patients can usually return to daily activities after doctor approval.
SBK LASIK (Sub-Bowman Keratomileusis) is an advanced laser vision correction procedure used to remove spectacle power permanently. In this procedure, a very thin corneal flap of around 90 microns is created using a microkeratome and the cornea is reshaped using an excimer laser according to the patient’s eye power.
Every patient and every eye is different, so a complete LASIK evaluation is required before surgery. The evaluation includes vision testing, Pentacam corneal scanning and retina examination.
Patients above 18 years of age with stable eye power, healthy retina and no major eye disease may be suitable candidates for SBK LASIK.
The complete SBK LASIK procedure usually takes around 20 to 25 minutes for both eyes. The laser treatment itself takes only a few seconds.
The procedure is performed using numbing eye drops and does not require injections or bandages. Patients may feel mild irritation for a few hours after surgery.
Most patients start experiencing clear vision from the next morning after surgery. Many patients can return to normal work and driving after doctor approval.
Protection from dust and water is advised during the initial recovery period and swimming or contact sports should be avoided as advised by the doctor.
Generally, patients are advised follow-up visits after surgery to monitor healing and vision improvement. Follow-up schedules may vary depending on individual eye conditions and recovery.
SBK LASIK provides highly predictable results when performed after proper evaluation. According to available data, most patients achieve excellent vision outcomes and a small percentage may require enhancement treatment in the future.
Most patients experience long-term freedom from distance glasses after SBK LASIK.
However, after the age of 40, natural age-related changes called presbyopia can affect near vision, and reading glasses may be required.
There are mainly two types of SBK LASIK procedures:
SBK LASIK:
A standard thin flap LASIK procedure that provides effective vision correction.
Topo Guided SBK LASIK:
A customized procedure using corneal mapping technology to improve visual quality, night vision and colour vision.
SBK LASIK mainly corrects spectacle power by reshaping the cornea.
Topo SBK LASIK uses advanced corneal mapping technology to customize treatment according to corneal irregularities, helping improve visual quality, night vision and contrast.
SBK LASIK is based on LASIK technology that has been used worldwide for many years. It is a well-established procedure for correcting refractive errors like myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism.
SBK LASIK (Sub-Bowman Keratomileusis) is an advanced laser vision correction procedure used to remove spectacle power permanently. In this procedure, a very thin corneal flap of around 90 microns is created using a microkeratome and the cornea is reshaped using an excimer laser according to the patient’s eye power.
Every patient and every eye is different, so a complete LASIK evaluation is required before surgery. The evaluation includes vision testing, Pentacam corneal scanning and retina examination.
Patients above 18 years of age with stable eye power, healthy retina and no major eye disease may be suitable candidates for SBK LASIK.
The complete SBK LASIK procedure usually takes around 20 to 25 minutes for both eyes. The laser treatment itself takes only a few seconds.
The procedure is performed using numbing eye drops and does not require injections or bandages. Patients may feel mild irritation for a few hours after surgery.
Most patients start experiencing clear vision from the next morning after surgery. Many patients can return to normal work and driving after doctor approval.
Protection from dust and water is advised during the initial recovery period and swimming or contact sports should be avoided as advised by the doctor.
Generally, patients are advised follow-up visits after surgery to monitor healing and vision improvement. Follow-up schedules may vary depending on individual eye conditions and recovery.
SBK LASIK provides highly predictable results when performed after proper evaluation. According to available data, most patients achieve excellent vision outcomes and a small percentage may require enhancement treatment in the future.
Most patients experience long-term freedom from distance glasses after SBK LASIK.
However, after the age of 40, natural age-related changes called presbyopia can affect near vision, and reading glasses may be required.
There are mainly two types of SBK LASIK procedures:
SBK LASIK:
A standard thin flap LASIK procedure that provides effective vision correction.
Topo Guided SBK LASIK:
A customized procedure using corneal mapping technology to improve visual quality, night vision and colour vision.
SBK LASIK mainly corrects spectacle power by reshaping the cornea.
Topo SBK LASIK uses advanced corneal mapping technology to customize treatment according to corneal irregularities, helping improve visual quality, night vision and contrast.
SBK LASIK is based on LASIK technology that has been used worldwide for many years. It is a well-established procedure for correcting refractive errors like myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism.