Also called LASIK, this procedure uses both microsurgical and eximer laser technology to correct vision dysfunctions.  A small flap is made in the cornea and folded back.  The laser is then used to remove a thin layer of tissue from the exposed surface.  The flap is replaced and will heal back into position without the need for any stitches.

This is a microsurgical procedure used to make deep, curvilinear patterned incisions in the cornea.  This will flatten the cornea out in areas which are too steeply curved.

This is the process of removing precise amounts of corneal tissue using the eximer laser.  Photorefractive Keratectomy affects only the outermost layer of the eye.

This procedure is used to steepen or bow the curvature of the cornea by making radial incisions through it.  This has the potential to reduce, or completely eliminate your need for corrective lenses for distance vision.