
Dr. Chirag Mittal
Cornea Surgeon & Eye Specialist
Dr. Himani Mittal
Newborn & Child Specialist
Superspeciality Centre for Eyes & Childhood Diseases

LASIK Surgery in Delhi – Safe & Advanced Laser Vision Correction
If you are tired of wearing glasses or contact lenses, LASIK surgery may help reduce or eliminate your dependence on them.
At AMVision Eye & Child Care, LASIK and refractive procedures are performed after detailed eye evaluation to ensure safety, suitability, and long-term visual stability.
Every patient is carefully assessed before recommending surgery.
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LASIK is for reducing dependence on glasses/contact lenses
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not everyone is eligible
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evaluation comes first
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treatment is guided by Dr. Chirag Mittal
What Is LASIK Surgery?
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LASIK (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) is a laser vision correction procedure that reshapes the cornea to improve how light focuses on the retina.
It is commonly performed for:
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Myopia (near-sightedness)
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Hypermetropia (far-sightedness)
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Astigmatism
LASIK is a quick procedure, but patient selection is critical for safe outcomes.

Who Is Eligible for LASIK?
Not everyone is suitable for LASIK. Ideal candidates usually:
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Are above 18 years of age
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Have stable eye power
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Have healthy corneas
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Are not pregnant or breastfeeding
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Do not have active eye disease
A detailed pre-LASIK evaluation determines eligibility and safety.
TYPES OF CORRECTION
Depending on corneal thickness and eye condition, options may include:
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Standard LASIK
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Bladeless LASIK (Femto LASIK)
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Contoura Vision (topography-guided LASIK)
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Surface procedures (PRK, if suitable)
The choice of procedure is personalised.
IS LASIK SAFE?
LASIK is considered a safe and widely performed procedure when proper evaluation and patient selection are done.
At AMVision, emphasis is placed on:
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Thorough pre-operative screening
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Transparent discussion of risks and benefits
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Post-surgery follow-up care
No procedure is risk-free, and patients are guided responsibly.
What to Expect During LASIK Surgery
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The procedure usually takes a few minutes per eye
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Numbing drops are used
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Most patients return home the same day
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Vision improvement often begins within 24–48 hours
Recovery timelines vary individually.
LASIK Recovery & Aftercare
After LASIK:
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Mild dryness or irritation may occur temporarily
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Eye drops are prescribed
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Follow-up visits are important
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Most daily activities resume quickly
Patients are advised to follow all medical instructions carefully.
REFRACTIVE SURGERY FAQ
Is refractive surgery the same thing as LASIK?
Refractive surgery is the actual name of the class of surgery. LASIK, PRK, refractive lens exchange, and implantable contact lens (ICL) are types of refractive surgery to address astigmatism, near-sightedness, and farsightedness. LASIK and PRK use a laser to precisely reshape your cornea, whereas the latter two procedures use implants to correct your vision. A member of our team of experienced doctors can tell you more about refractive surgery and determine which procedure is right for you during your consultation.
Is refractive surgery painful?
Having your cornea reshaped with a laser or implanting a lens into your eye may sound painful, but, it isn’t. At AMVision, the doctor conducting your surgery will put anaesthetic numbing drops in your eyes to reduce any discomfort you may feel. Most patients only feel slight pressure during their procedure.
Is refractive surgery safe?
When people ask about the safety of refractive surgery, they most commonly want to know about the safety of a LASIK procedure. While any type of procedure has inherent risks, LASIK is generally considered extremely safe with a minimal complication rate. LASIK is one of the safest elective surgical procedures available today with complications in less than 1% of successful procedures.
What is refractive lens exchange?
Our skilled team is proud to perform refractive lens exchange for patients. This procedure is very much like cataract surgery except that instead of having a cloudy lens, the patient is having their natural lens replaced with an IOL (intraocular lens) to improve their vision. RLE can be a great solution for individuals with a severe refractive error (myopia or hyperopia) and who aren’t eligible for LASIK or PRK. To find out if RLE could be your preferred method for improved vision, contact, and schedule a consultation.
What are the benefits of Refractive Lens Exchange?
Refractive lens exchange at AMVision can help you achieve the improved vision you want with wide-ranging benefits, including:
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Offers multiple replacement lens options
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Creates dramatically clearer, sharper vision
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Reduces reliance on glasses and contact lenses
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Provides an effective alternative for patients not eligible for LASIK
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Removes cataracts (if present)
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Vision improvements are almost immediate
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New lenses are not susceptible to cataracts
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A more permanent vision improvement solution
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Procedure is quick and easy
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Recovery time is short
