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Shinsegae LASIK/LASEK

Personalised vision correction, refinedShinsegae Prime LASIK

Advanced scanning and eye-tracking deliver precision correction tailored to each eye.

Vision correction with the Prime LASIK platform

What is Prime LASIK?

A new standard in personalised LASIK

Prime LASIK creates a corneal flap and reshapes the cornea with a premium excimer laser for sharper vision.

Shinsegae's surgical know-how and precision equipment combine for correction optimised to your eye structure.

Prime LASIK devices — ZEISS VISUMAX 500, Alcon EX500

Standard LASIK vs Prime LASIK

Standard LASIK
Standard LASIK — conjunctival fixation
Standard LASIK laser spacing
Microkeratome creates corneal flap,
then excimer laser corrects vision
Microkeratome blade
Significant variation by surgeon/device
Possible hemorrhage from conjunctival fixation
About 2–3 days
Moderate myopia with thick corneas
Category
Fixation
Laser spacing
Procedure
Equipment
Flap thickness error
Subconjunctival hemorrhage
Recovery
Candidates
Prime LASIK
Prime LASIK — corneal fixation
Prime LASIK laser spacing
Femtosecond laser creates corneal flap,
then excimer laser corrects vision
VisuMax 500, EX500
Custom thickness as needed
No hemorrhage with corneal fixation
About 1–2 days
Widest range including high myopia, thin corneas, small eyes

Prime LASIK procedure

01·04
STEP 1

Diagnostic & planning

60+ precision tests are reviewed to set the surgical parameters best suited to you.

STEP 2

Corneal flap creation

An advanced laser forms a thin corneal flap that is carefully lifted aside.

STEP 3

Vision-correcting laser

Tracking the visual and astigmatism axes live, the laser reshapes the stroma to target.

STEP 4

Flap repositioning

After ablation, the flap is replaced and smoothly seated to complete surgery.

Prime LASIK advantages

  1. Less pain

  2. Fast recovery

  3. Lower corneal haze risk

  4. Shorter eye-drop period

Precautions After LASIK

1

Washing

From the next day you can wash your face and shower
(baths after 1 week / saunas after 2 weeks)

Face washing
2

Makeup

Basic makeup is fine from the day after surgery,
powder and eyeshadow after 1 week,
mascara and eyeliner after 2 weeks

Makeup
3

Daily Activity

Light activity is fine
the next day — don't overdo it. If your eyes feel fine,
return to normal activity from day two

Daily activity
4

Going Out

Protect your healing eyes from UV outdoors —
wearing protective glasses or sunglasses is recommended

Going out
5

Alcohol

Alcohol can cause inflammation after surgery,
so avoid it completely for at least one week
and avoid heavy drinking for about two weeks

Alcohol
6

Swimming

Avoid pools and places prone to eye infections
for about two weeks after surgery

Swimming
7

Driving

Take extra care for 2–3 weeks,
especially when driving at night

Driving
8

Exercise

Ball sports can impact your eyes
avoid tennis, basketball,
baseball, soccer and other intense
sports for one month

Exercise
9

Screen Time

Screens are fine from two days after surgery,
but eyes tire easily for the first 1–2 weeks, so
avoid long work sessions

Computer work