Lasik laser

Lasik Laser surgery: If you are seeking lasik in India, whether conventional laser vision correction or a custom wavefront treatment such as CustomVue or Custom Cornea, we can provide you lasik surgeons who will provide you with treatment on the cost of India lasik plus advice on your best option and lowest risk amongst the long list of corrective procedures in India, such as Lasik laser , custom wavefront lasik, epi-lasik, all laser lasik, Intralase, Cataract surgery, lasek and prk.

Laser eye surgery uses laser technology to correct the lenses in your eyes. As you get older, or for whatever reason, the lenses in your eyes have gone out of whack. It’s for this reason that you are forced to use eyeglasses or contacts to do even the simplest things, such as watch TV or read. By using lasers to correct the position of these lenses, you’ll no longer need to use vision enhancers to see clearly again. You can just open your eyes and see with your own vision, as nature intended.

            The two main types of cataract surgery extraction performed by the ophthalmologists are phacoemulsification (phaco) and conventional extracapsular cataract extraction(ECCE). In both types of surgery an Intraocular lens is usually inserted. Foldable lenses are generally used when phaco is performed while non-foldable lenses are placed following ECCE. The small incision size used in phacoemulsification (2-3mm) often allows "sutureless" wound closure. ECCE utilises a larger wound (10-12mm) and therefore usually requires stitching, although sutureless ECCE is also in use.

Cataract extraction using intracapsular cataract extraction (ICCE) has been superseded by phaco & ECCE, and is rarely performed.

RJN has more than 7 experienced and superspecialised Ophthalmologists in its team who are experts in their respective area. All of them have received super specialized training from prestigious institutions  . The ophthalmologists of RJN have received several National and International recognitions for their  contribution in the various areas of ophthalmology.