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LASIK: How Your Eye Works
LASIK: How LASIK Works
LASIK: What to Expect
LASIK: Custom Lasik
LASIK: FAQs
LASIK: Glossary
LASIK: Custom LASIK Information
Custom LASIK, also called wavefront or wavefront-guided LASIK, is similar to traditional LASIK surgery but offers more individualized and precise vision correction.

In traditional LASIK, the correction of the laser treatment is based on your refractive error, which includes myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. With custom LASIK, your doctor uses a wavefront measurement system to create a 3D map of the path taken by a beam of light as it travels into, and is reflected out of, your eye. This wavefront map is relayed to a wavefront-guided laser, letting your doctor customize the surgery to your eyes.

In addition to treating vision problems that are corrected by glasses or contact lenses, custom LASIK also treats irregularities known as higher-order aberrations, which cause problems such as glare, halos, shadows and poor night vision. If you have these vision problems, custom LASIK may be an option for you.





If you wear reading glasses before LASIK you will likely need reading glasses after.
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