Operations Laser

 

Operation
myopia

 

Myopia is characterized by blurred vision at a distance and sharp vision up close. For a healthy eye, the image of a distant object is formed on the retina.

 

The myopic eye is too long and/or the cornea too convex, forming an image in front of the retina. As a result, objects in the distance are out of focus.

Opération--de-la-myopie
Myopia surgery

Treatment

 

The laser

 

Laser surgery for myopia is a common procedure that reshapes the cornea to improve the focus of light on the retina. This procedure is generally quick, painless and offers long-lasting results.

Myopia surgery

Treatments

 

Both
techniques
laser

 

Lasik

100% Laser is the latest and most reliable technique for correcting distance vision defects. This technique is totally painless and recovery is very rapid.

 

 

 

PKR

Refractive photokeratectomy (RPK) is a technique often used to treat mild myopia, dry eye or thin corneas.
However, this painless technique requires a recovery period of several days.

 

Operation sequence

 

The operation
myopia

Preoperative examination :

A complete ophthalmological examination is necessary to diagnose myopia and assess its degree of severity. The surgical ophthalmologist then reviews the results of the eye tests. It presents and explains treatment options and laser surgery.

Laser operation:

During laser surgery, the surgeon's aim is to reshape the cornea to correct blurred distance vision.

Postoperative examination:

The immediate post-operative examination allows the patient to go home with peace of mind.

Visual recovery :

For LASIK, the patient may experience slight eye discomfort for a few hours and return to work the next day.
For PRK, ocular discomfort and recovery may take a few days.

Our specialists

 

Our team of experts in FMH Ophthalmology
and Ophthalmic Surgery FMH

 

Discover our experienced ophthalmologists

Dr.Berguiga

Doctor

Marouen Berguiga

Specialist FMH
in Ophthalmology
and Ophthalmic Surgery

Eye diseases

  • Treatment of visual disorders in children and adults

Anterior segment surgery

  • Cataract surgery
  • Glaucoma surgery
  • Refractive surgery
  • Corneal transplant
  • Oculoplastic surgery
  • Management of keratoconus

Medical retinal treatment

Dr.Massa

Doctor

Horace Massa

Specialist FMH
in Ophthalmology
and Ophthalmic Surgery

Eye diseases

  • Treatment of visual disorders in children and adults

Anterior segment surgery

  • Cataract surgery
  • Glaucoma surgery
  • Refractive surgery
  • Corneal transplant
  • Oculoplastic surgery
  • Management of keratoconus

Medical retinal treatment

Dr.Romdhane

Doctor

Khaled Romdhane

Specialist FMH
in Ophthalmology
and Ophthalmic Surgery

Eye diseases

  • Treatment of visual disorders

Anterior segment surgery

  • Cataract surgery
  • Refractive surgery

Medical retinal treatment

Vision Future Switzerland

 

Our prices

 

For patients residing in Switzerland, and on presentation of a valid Swiss insurance card, invoices will be sent to you by the Caisse des Médecins.

 

In all other cases, for cross-border patients or patients covered by international insurance, payment will be required on site, and receipted invoices will be issued.

Operation
myopia

Price per eye
from (until 01.08.2024)

CHF 1,425

*prices subject to special conditions. Applicable for intervention before August 1, 24.


Included in our rates:

  • Your care at the clinic
  • Preparation and surgery
  • Post-operative follow-up

Make an appointment at the clinic

 

In case of emergency, please contact us directly on  022 365 18 80

FAQ

 

Some quick answers to your questions

What is the Lasik technique?
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LASIK is a technique for correcting visual defects in the thickness of the cornea, using a laser to resculpt its shape. The operation is painless, performed in just a few minutes, with visual recovery within 24 hours. You go back to work the next day.
What is the difference between Lasik and PKR?
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The difference lies in 3 points:
1-Lasik treats the thickness of the cornea, while PRK treats the surface.
2-the indications are not the same.
3-Lasik is painless and provides visual recovery within 24 hours. PRK is less painless post-operatively, and requires a few days' recovery before a satisfactory visual result can be achieved.

How do I know if I am eligible for laser myopia surgery?
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If your defect falls within the indications, we will invite you to undergo a refractive surgery assessment to rule out any contraindications, and then a consultation to define the surgical strategy.