Yes, vision correction procedures such as LASIK and Femto-LASIK are considered very safe when performed after a comprehensive eye examination. The most suitable procedure is determined for each patient to ensure the highest levels of safety and precision.

In most cases, patients experience a significant improvement in vision and may completely eliminate the need for glasses or contact lenses. However, this depends on the condition of the eye and the degree of vision impairment before the procedure.

Vision usually begins to improve within 24 to 48 hours, while gradual improvement continues over several days to weeks depending on the type of procedure and the patient’s eye condition.

No, cataract surgery is a simple and painless procedure. It is performed under local anesthesia, and patients are able to resume normal daily activities within a short period.

It is recommended when the vision has been stable for at least one year and there are no corneal or ocular diseases that may prevent surgery. A full medical examination is required to determine eligibility.

Yes, in early and moderate stages, keratoconus can be treated using corneal cross-linking (C3R) or implanting rings such as INTACS, which help stop disease progression and improve vision.

Yes, ICL implantation is a safe and effective procedure used for patients who are not suitable candidates for laser surgery. It is also reversible if necessary.

The main difference lies in how the corneal flap is created:
• Traditional LASIK uses a microblade
• Femto-LASIK uses a precise laser instead of a blade
Femto-LASIK is considered more precise in certain cases.

Yes, certain procedures such as strabismus (squint) surgery or tear duct surgery can be performed on children depending on the condition and after specialist evaluation.

It depends on the insurance company and the type of coverage. Some procedures, such as cataract surgery, may be covered, while refractive surgery is usually not included.

Most procedures, such as LASIK or cataract surgery, take between 10 to 30 minutes and are performed safely and quickly.

Dry eye is often a chronic condition, but it can be effectively controlled using appropriate treatment, medicated eye drops, and regular follow-up care.

It is recommended to visit an ophthalmologist regularly once a year, or immediately if you experience symptoms such as:
• Sudden vision loss
• Eye pain
• Persistent redness
• Headache related to vision