Why it’s performed
LASIK may be considered to correct refractive errors and reduce reliance on glasses or contact lenses.
1200+ Patients Treated10+ Years of Experience
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Advanced LASIK Treatment
Reduce your dependence on glasses with personalised LASIK treatment planning, advanced evaluation, and complete support from consultation to follow-up.
Specialist suitability assessment
Short outpatient procedure
Coordinated recovery and follow-up
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1200+Patients treated
10+ yearsOf experience
Specialist-ledClinical assessment
CoordinatedTreatment and follow-up
Assessment firstSuitability is confirmed by an eye specialist.
Understanding your treatment
What is LASIK?
LASIK is a form of laser vision correction that precisely reshapes the cornea—the clear front surface of the eye—to change how light is focused.
It may reduce dependence on glasses or contact lenses for suitable people with common refractive errors. A detailed eye examination is required because the right treatment depends on your prescription, corneal health, medical history and individual expectations.
LASIK is not suitable for everyone. Your specialist will explain the potential benefits, limitations, alternatives and risks before treatment is considered.
How treatment works
A specialist laser reshapes corneal tissue according to an individual treatment plan developed from your eye measurements.
Who may be suitable
Suitability depends on adulthood, prescription stability, corneal condition, eye health and relevant medical factors.
A coordinated path to treatment
Your LASIK journey.
Every stage is guided by specialist assessment, clear information and coordinated follow-up—so you know what comes next.
Specialist consultation
Discuss your vision, prescription history, eye health and expectations with an ophthalmology specialist.
Detailed eye investigations
Your specialist reviews the measurements and clinical factors needed to determine whether LASIK may be suitable.
Personalised treatment
If you choose to proceed, the treatment plan is based on your assessment and explained before the procedure.
Follow-up and recovery
Receive aftercare guidance and scheduled clinical reviews to monitor healing and address any concerns.
Clearer cost guidance
Understand your LASIK cost before you decide.
Your estimated treatment cost depends on your clinical assessment, recommended approach and the care included in your plan.
Specialist assessment and eye investigations
Recommended treatment approach and technology
Your prescription and clinical findings
Provider, facility and follow-up inclusions
Personalised guidance
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Tell us how to reach you and our care team can help explain the next step.
A final quotation is provided only after clinical assessment and confirmation of your treatment plan.Understanding your options
LASIK approaches,
compared clearly.
Different techniques may be considered after your specialist reviews your prescription, corneal measurements, eye health and treatment goals.
Topography-guided approach
Contoura
A topography-guided LASIK approach that uses detailed corneal mapping to personalise excimer-laser reshaping.
- Corneal topography-guided planning
- Personalised excimer-laser treatment
- Requires detailed corneal assessment
Small-incision approach
SMILE
A femtosecond laser creates a small lenticule within the cornea, which is removed through a small incision without creating a flap.
- Flap-free vision correction
- Small corneal incision
- Suitability depends on prescription and eye health
Next-generation lenticule approach
SILK
A femtosecond-laser lenticule procedure designed to reshape the cornea through a small incision without creating a corneal flap.
- Flap-free lenticule extraction
- Small-incision corneal treatment
- Recommended only after specialist evaluation
No single approach is right for everyone. Your ophthalmology specialist should explain why a particular option is—or is not—appropriate for your eyes.
Discuss your options
The Surgical Care NetworkBetter coordination around every decision.
Care built around you
Why choose Surgitrix for LASIK care?
We help connect the people, information and next steps involved in your treatment—so your care feels easier to understand and navigate.
The right specialist
Connect with ophthalmology expertise suited to your assessment and treatment needs.
Coordinated investigations
Bring specialist consultation and required eye investigations into one clearer journey.
Clear treatment planning
Understand your recommended approach, care inclusions and next steps before proceeding.
Follow-up support
Keep reviews, recovery guidance and care-team communication better organised.
Recovery and aftercare
A clearer recovery, one step at a time.
Your specialist will give you instructions based on your eyes and procedure. Surgitrix helps keep reviews, guidance and follow-up steps better coordinated.
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First 24 hours
Rest and protect your eyes
Arrange transport home, use prescribed eye drops as directed and avoid rubbing or placing pressure on your eyes.
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First few days
Ease back into your routine
Attend your early review and follow your specialist's advice on screens, driving, work, exercise and washing around the eyes.
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Following weeks
Continue protection and reviews
Keep using medication for the prescribed period and wait for clinical clearance before swimming, contact sport or strenuous activity.
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Ongoing
Maintain your eye health
Complete scheduled follow-ups and contact your care team promptly if symptoms change or you have concerns about your recovery.
LASIK questions, answered
Understand more before your next step.
These answers provide general guidance. Your ophthalmology specialist will confirm what applies to you after assessing your eyes, prescription and health history.
Still have a question?
Our care team can help you understand the consultation process.
How do I know if I am suitable for LASIK?
Suitability depends on factors including your prescription, corneal measurements, eye health, age and medical history. A specialist assessment and diagnostic tests are required before LASIK can be recommended.
Is LASIK painful?
Numbing eye drops are generally used during treatment. Some people experience pressure, watering, grittiness or temporary discomfort afterward; your specialist will explain what to expect and how symptoms are managed.
How long does the LASIK procedure take?
The laser treatment itself is usually brief, but additional time is needed for preparation and immediate post-procedure checks. Your clinic will provide the full appointment schedule.
When can I return to work or drive?
Recovery varies. Many routine activities may resume relatively quickly, but you should not drive until your specialist confirms your vision meets the required standard. Follow the personalised advice given at your review.
Will I still need glasses after LASIK?
LASIK aims to reduce dependence on glasses or contact lenses, but it cannot guarantee complete independence. Vision can also change with age, and some people may still need glasses for particular tasks.
What are the risks and possible side effects?
Possible effects can include dryness, glare, halos, fluctuating vision, infection or under- or over-correction. Your ophthalmology specialist should discuss benefits, limitations and risks specific to your eyes before consent.
Your next step can be simple
Start with a specialist-led LASIK consultation.
Tell us what you need and the Surgitrix care team will help coordinate your consultation, suitability assessment and next steps.
Specialist-led careAssessment by ophthalmology professionals.
One coordinated journeyClearer steps from consultation to recovery.
Support after treatmentFollow-up guidance when you need it.
