PRK Surgery Package

PRK or LASEK is an outpatient surgical procedure that is performed to correct hyperopia (farsightedness), myopia (nearsightedness) and astigmatism. This method is one of the most appropriate and fastest ways to correct eye refractive errors (a way to remove eyeglasses and contact lenses).

Age Limit for PRK Surgery
  • You Should be older than 18 years.
Surgical Procedure

PRK surgery is performed to correct mild to severe myopia, mild to moderate hyperopia, and astigmatism. Because in PRK surgery no corneal flap is created, it is recommended for patients with thin cornea or for people who are engaged in activities that put them at risk for eye injuries (and potentially, corneal flap dislocations) after surgery.

Post-Operative Care

- Your first post-operative visit should be scheduled 24 hours after surgery.
- You should see your ophthalmologist at regular intervals for the first six months.
- At your first post-operative visit, your surgeon will test your vision, and examine your eyes.
- Avoid wearing contact lenses for at least the first three months.
- Avoid wearing eye make-up and applying lotions or creams around your eyes for at least the first three days or till your surgeon gives you permission.
- Avoid certain contact sports, such as boxing, football, karate, etc. for at least 10 weeks.
- Avoid rubbing and scratching your eyes in the first few weeks after surgery.
 - In the first few months after surgery, you may experience minor fluctuations in your quality of vision. The complete recovery and stabilizing your vision may take 3-6 months, during this period you may also experience some complications such as night driving difficulties, and seeing halos or glare in your field of vision.
- If further correction or enhancement is necessary, you should wait until your eye measurements are consistent for two consecutive visits at least 3 months apart before re-operation.


Who Are NOT Good Candidates for PRK Surgery
  1. People who are younger than 18.
  2. People whose refractive errors have changed for at least 12 months prior to surgery.
  3. People who have unrealistic expectations about surgical outcome.
  4. People with uncontrolled diabetes
  5. People with connective tissue disorders
  6. People with a history of corneal herpes simplex
  7. People with Intraocular inflammation
  8. People who are taking Isotretinoin capsules (Roaccutane)
  9. People with glaucoma or cataract
  10. Pregnant or breastfeeding women
Who can Undergo a PRK Surgery
  • People with mild to severe myopia
  • People with mild to moderate hyperopia
  • People with astigmatism
Pre-Operative Preparation
  1. Wash your eyelids and eyelashes the night before surgery.
  2. Do not wear makeup 48 hours before surgery.
  3. Wear light and comfortable clothing on the day of surgery.
  4. Do not wear perfume or cologne on the day of surgery.
  5. Do not wear contact lenses 48 hours before surgery. 6. If you feel anxious, take a sedative before surgery.
Surgical Equipment
PRK surgery is performed using excimer laser, in the advanced LASIK operating Room of Noor Eye Hospital.
Duration of Your Stay in Iran

1 week

 

Note:

Before surgery, be sure to tell your ophthalmologist about your medical history and current medications you are taking.


Hasan Hashemi, MD.

Houshang Faghihi, MD.

Mansour Taherzadeh, MD.

Mohammad Miraftab, MD.

Alireza Habibollahi, MD.

Ali Gholaminejad, MD.

Mohammad Reza Taheri, MD.

Shakiba Ebadollahi, MD.

Masoud Naseripour, MD.

Azadeh Farahi, MD.

Kamran Jalali, MD.

Sepideh Tavakolizadeh, MD.

Fedra Hajizadeh, MD.

Alireza Fahim, MD.

Poopak Pir, MD.

Saeid Shahhosseini, MD.

Mehdi Behnia, MD.

Kazem Amanzadeh, MD.

Shahab Heidarian, MD.

Hasan Koohian, MD.

Arash Eshghabadi, MD.

Reza Erfanian Salim, MD.

Hooman Bahrmandi, MD.

Hasan Mahboubipour, MD

Meysam Mireshghi, MD.

Mohammad Mehdi Zaferani, MD.

Saber Molaei, MD.

Keyvan Shirzadi, MD.

Elina Ghaffari, MD.

Nmia Norouzi, MD.

Kameliya Shahabi, MD.

Alireza Moghaddasi, MD.

Masoud Aghsaei Fard, MD.

Fatemeh Alipour MD.

Farzad Mohammadi, MD.

Rama Pourmatin, MD.

Alireza Khodabandeh, MD.

Alireza Soleimani, MD.