Freedom from glasses starts here.
SmartSight is a next-generation laser vision correction procedure designed to treat short-sightedness (myopia) and astigmatism. Using advanced femtosecond laser technology, it reshapes the cornea through a tiny incision—without creating a corneal flap—helping patients achieve clear, natural vision with minimal disruption to the eye’s surface.
SmartSight is a minimally invasive laser eye surgery that gently reshapes the cornea by creating and removing a small, lens-shaped piece of tissue (called a lenticule) through a micro-incision. Because no flap is created, the procedure preserves more of the cornea’s natural strength and structure compared to traditional LASIK. The treatment typically takes only a few minutes per eye.
No corneal flap is created, reducing the risk of flap-related complications.
A tiny incision (usually 2–4 mm) promotes faster healing and greater corneal stability.
Less disruption to corneal nerves may mean a lower risk of dry eye symptoms.
Most patients notice improved vision within 24–48 hours.
Advanced femtosecond laser technology ensures highly accurate corneal reshaping.
You may be a good candidate if you:
A comprehensive eye examination and consultation are essential to determine your suitability.
You’ll undergo a detailed eye scan and consultation. Your surgeon will explain the procedure and answer any questions.
| Feature | SmartSight | LASIK |
|---|---|---|
| Corneal flap | No | Yes |
| Incision size | Small (2-4mm) | Larger flap |
| Dry eye risk | Generally lower | Moderate |
| Recovery time | Fast | Fast |
Your surgeon will recommend the most appropriate option based on your eye health and prescription.
SmartSight represents the evolution of laser vision correction – combining precision, safety and comfort in a minimally invasive approach. For many patients, it offers excellent visual outcomes with reduced impact on the cornea.
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When cataracts are affecting your quality of life, work, reading, or driving safety, and glasses are no longer giving useful improvement. The timing is based on impact and eye health, not waiting for the cataract to become “mature”.
Most patients feel pressure and awareness rather than pain during surgery, because the eye is numbed. Mild irritation or scratchiness afterwards is common and usually improves over the first few days.
Do not drive on the day of surgery. Driving can resume once your vision is safe and you have been cleared at follow-up. Timing varies between patients.
The cataract itself does not come back because the natural lens has been removed. Some people develop posterior capsule opacification later, which can blur vision again, and it is commonly treated with a quick laser procedure.
It can reduce dependence on glasses, especially with careful planning and the right lens choice. Some people still need glasses for certain tasks, particularly near work, depending on the lens selected and individual visual needs.
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