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Thin Blade Lasik:
In some cases, patients who have corneas that are too thin to correct their prescription with traditional Lasik, can have Lasik by creating a thinner flap. By creating a thinner flap, we have more room to work with in treating your prescription. Dr. Robert Selkin is extremely conservative and will only perform procedures in which he maintains a corneal thickness that he is comfortable with. This is why, in over 55,000 laser vision procedures, we have never had a single complication from treating too much corneal thickness.
Large Zone Ablations:
This is helpful for patients concerned about night vision or those who have large pupils. In this advanced treatment, Dr. Robert Selkin applies smoothing pulses around the outer edges of the cornea after correcting your prescription. The procedure creates a treatment that is larger than your pupil size, to reduce risks of glare and halos at night. |
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