PRK Treatment
PRK reshapes your cornea with the same excimer laser used in LASIK, but without cutting a corneal flap — a safer option if you have thinner corneas or an active lifestyle.
Ideal For Your Vision Needs:
ALL INCLUSIVE
₹28,000 per eye
Covers your pre-operative evaluation, the PRK laser procedure, protective bandage contact lens, and all follow-up visits until your vision stabilizes.
Book a free consultation to check whether PRK or LASIK is the better fit for your eyes.
What's Included
Everything you need for your PRK surgery and follow-up care. No surprise costs.
01
Pre-Op Eye Exam
Corneal thickness mapping, topography and tear film analysis to confirm PRK candidacy.
02
Epithelium Removal & Laser Reshaping
The surface epithelial layer is gently removed and a cool excimer laser reshapes the cornea beneath it.
03
Bandage Lens & Early Recovery
A protective bandage contact lens is placed while the epithelium regrows over the following days.
What to Expect after PRK
PRK results take a little longer to arrive than LASIK, but are just as durable.
Vision Clarity
Vision improves gradually as the surface heals, sharpening over 1–2 weeks.
Gradual, Stable Results
Recovery Timeline
Mild discomfort for 3–5 days while the epithelium regrows; most resume work within a week.
Slightly Longer Than LASIK
Long-Term Outcome
Once healed, visual outcomes match LASIK with no corneal flap-related risk.
Comparable To LASIK
Have Questions? We Have Answers
Find answers to common questions about prk treatment, candidacy, recovery, and results.
PRK removes the thin surface epithelium instead of cutting a corneal flap, making it a good option if your corneas are too thin for LASIK. Both use the same excimer laser to reshape the cornea.
ALL INCLUSIVE
₹28,000 per eye
One price. Complete care journey.
No hidden charges for consultations, procedure, medications, or follow-ups. Your PRK candidacy and recovery timeline are discussed thoroughly before surgery.
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Ready to explore PRK surgery?
Speak with our refractive surgeons to find out if PRK is the safer laser vision correction option for your eyes.
No pressure. Just clear answers about your vision.