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You’re concerned about your eyesight and so is The Eye Institute of Utah. Your eyes are too important to trust to just anyone. So, if you one of the largest and most prestigious eye surgical centers in the Intermountain West. in the area of surgical vision correction, but many people are unaware that there a variety of types of vision correction surgery It’s important to understand the full variety of options available as you begin your journey to clear vision! popular forms of laser vision correction surgery. With LASIK, our eye surgeons front of the eye (cornea). The flap is then folded back and a second laser is used to reshape the cornea and correct the imperfections in the patient’s vision. Once the second laser treatment is complete, the surgeon will replace the corneal flap, which will then act as a natural bandage. With LASIK, most patients are seeing clearly almost immediately after the procedure, and by the day after surgery, patients often return to work and regular daily activities with little to no discomfort. PRK is a very similar laser vision correction procedure. Many patients that have irregular shaped corneas or steeping, dry eye to correct irregularities in the eye to correct vision problems. With PRK, no corneal flap is created. Instead, a chemical solution is used to dissolve the top layer of the cornea called the epithelium. After the epithelium is removed, the surgeon will use the WaveLight EX500 Excimer Laser to reshape the cornea and correct the refractive error to correct the patient’s vision. The surgeon will place a bandage contact lens on the eye for 5-7 days while the eye heals. PRK does have a longer recovery time and may take longer for the patient to high, then Visian ICL may be perfect for you! Approved in the United States in 1995, Visian ICL have historically had to wear “coke-bottle” glas*es. Instead of using a laser to correct your vision like LASIK, ICLs are actually a micro-thin, implantable collamer lens that is surgically places inside the eye in front of the eyes natural lens. Once implanted, you will