Is it possible to undergo Cataract surgery after LASIK - Ojaseyehospital
In short, answer is yes. In this article we will try to elaborate about Cataract surgery and LASIK, so that you can understand how they are separate and interlinked. Our eye is an asymmetrical globe having a dimension of about an inch in diameter and is protected by bony socket called the orbit. It is surrounded by muscles for the eye movement. It consist of Conjunctiva(a thin layer of tissue that covers the entire front of your eye, except for the cornea), Cornea (clear transparent front part of the eye and of a dome shape), Sclera(white portion of the eye), Iris(the colored part) and Pupil(the black circular opening in the iris). Eye lens lies behind the iris and pupil. Light enters through pupil and the lens projects it onto the inside lining of the eye(equipped with special light-sensing cells) called the retina. It converts light into electrical impulses which are carried by your optic nerve to the brain. What is Lasik? LASIK(Laser-Assisted In-Situ Keratomileu...