Your SMILE surgery wrapped up less than an hour ago, your vision feels noticeably sharper already, and your thumb is twitching toward your phone. Completely
SMILE Pro and ICL are often compared as alternatives for patients who want to stop wearing glasses, but that framing misses the point. These are
Yes and no — and the honest answer matters more than the short one. A SMILE Pro surgeon can absolutely treat the same patient twice
Yes, you can wear contact lenses again after SMILE Pro eye surgery — but the more useful question is why you would. SMILE Pro is
SMILE Pro is more forgiving than LASIK when it comes to exercise because there is no corneal flap to dislodge — but that does not
SMILE Pro surgery at Visual Aids Centre costs approximately INR 1,50,000 for both eyes — an all-inclusive figure that covers the procedure itself, the intraoperative
If you have astigmatism and are considering SMILE Pro eye surgery, one of the first things your surgeon will evaluate is your cylindrical number —
Dry eyes are the most common side effect after any corneal refractive surgery—but the good news is that SMILE causes significantly less dryness than LASIK,
SMILE surgery is designed to correct myopia and astigmatism in a single flapless procedure — so discovering that some cylinder remains afterward can feel like
One of the first things patients ask after booking their SMILE Pro procedure is: “What is recovery actually going to feel like?” It’s a sensible
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