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LASIK, LASEK, SMILE LASIK or ICL — which vision correction suits your eyes?
Vision correction falls into two broad categories: “laser vision correction,” which reshapes the cornea with a laser, and “implantable lens surgery,” which places a special lens inside the eye.
The well-known LASIK, LASEK and SMILE LASIK procedures have continued to advance, evolving into next-generation personalized solutions such as Silk SMILE LASIK, 2-DAY LASEK and Smart SMILE LASIK,
which maximize patient safety and quality of vision.
ATOS LASIK
2-DAY LASEK
Smart Nova Pro
Silk SMILE LASIK
Smart SMILE LASIK
The difference between LASIK and LASEK lies in how the cornea is treated. LASIK creates a flap (a thin lid) before applying the laser,
while LASEK removes the epithelium before applying the laser. Because pain, recovery time and resistance to impact differ, the method is chosen after examination.
Costs can be found on our non-covered treatment fees page.
What is the difference between LASIK and LASEK, the foundations of vision correction?
Almost none
Relatively fast
Relatively weak because a flap (lid) is created
Fast recovery and little pain
Flap-related side effects and vulnerability to trauma
Pain for 2–3 days after surgery
Relatively slow, as the epithelium needs time to regenerate
Strong against external impact, as the epithelium regenerates naturally
Strong against external impact; better corneal preservation
Pain from epithelial removal and slower visual recovery
SMILE LASIK combines the fast recovery of LASIK with the high stability of LASEK.
Because it uses a femtosecond laser that passes through the cornea, there is no need for a large incision on the corneal surface;
the procedure is complete once the lenticule is removed through a tiny 2–4mm incision.