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SILK and Contoura Vision are both advanced refractive surgeries offering high precision and crystal clear vision, however, SILK holds an upper hand as it is a flapless procedure with better recovery, compared to Contoura Vision. It also provides long-term stable results with no chances of flap-related complications or side effects, such as dry eyes.

It is available at an affordable price of 1,30,000 for both eyes, though the price may vary based on the patient’s prescription, surgeon’s experience, and the complexity of the surgery.

Yes, the results of SILK procedure last a lifetime, however, after 40-45yrs of age, individuals may require reading glasses.

Yes, Patients’ age must lie between 18-40 yrs along with stable power from the last six months to undergo SILK Surgery.

At Centre For Sight, laser eye surgery starts from an affordable cost of 20,500 per eye, though it may vary based on the patient’s prescription, type and complexity of the surgery.

SILK can be combined with other procedures like ICL depending on the need of the patient. The suitability for the same is best discussed with your doctor.

The SILK procedure, is an advanced refractive (spectacle removal) laser procedure currently considered as the latest among all available refractive surgeries. It uses the advanced Elita machine introduced by J&J Vision, specifically designed to correct myopia (nearsightedness) and astigmatism.

The SILK Procedure is the safest among all spectacles removal procedures as it uses advanced second generation Femtosecond laser that emits ultra fast and precise laser shots, that minimizes risks as well as enhances the patient’s comfort. However, as with any surgical procedure, there may be potential risks and complications that should be discussed with your ophthalmologist.

Yes, an individual usually undergoes the SILK procedure on both eyes during a single session.

As suggested, one can resume using digital devices or reading within 1-2 days after the SILK eye surgery.

LASIK and SILK are both well-known refractive surgeries and have their own advantages; while LASIK is an old traditional method, on the other hand, SILK is the latest flapless and bladeless laser vision correction method.

SILK stands for smooth incision lenticule keratomileusis (a flapless procedure) and reshapes the cornea via lenticule extraction, a flapless procedure to correct common refractive errors like myopia (nearsightedness) and astigmatism.

People with specific eye conditions like history of glaucoma might not be eligible to undergo the SILK surgery, but a thorough evaluation by your ophthalmologist is essential to determine the eligibility after assessing your medical history. Patients with progressive cataract should opt for cataract surgery for spectacle removal.

Patients who went through SILK procedure can avoid direct exposure to sunlight and bright lights for the 1st day or two days. They can wear sunglasses to protect their eyes from harmful UV rays and dust for a few days.

Yes, SILK eye surgery corrects cylinder power (astigmatism) up to 6D.

After the SILK Procedure, it is advisable to avoid swimming or participating in any water-related activities for a minimum of 2-4 weeks to minimize complications. Our eye specialists will offer guidance on when it’s appropriate to resume such activities.

The SILK procedure addresses refractive issues like myopia (nearsightedness) up to -12D and astigmatism up to 6D. However it does not have the capability to correct hyperopia or “plus” powers.

The SILK procedure is well-known for its rapid recovery feature. Most patients can resume their work and normal activities within 24 hours after undergoing it; however prior consultation with your surgeon for a complete recovery is essential.

Though there are no strict restrictions on exposure to sunlight or room light after the SILK surgery, it is advisable that one must wear sunglasses during outdoor visits to protect your eyes from dust as well as harmful UV rays for a few days/weeks.

Yes, you can wear contact lenses but since the SILK surgery offers 6/6 vision acuity, you won’t require to wear contact lenses; however, if you want to wear coloured lenses for fashionable purposes, you can do so a few weeks after the procedure. It is suggested to consult with your eye surgeon to get the best guidance on when it’s safe to wear contact lenses and which type of contact lenses will be suitable.