LASIK and Refractive Surgery are procedures designed to correct the shape of the cornea, improving the eye’s focusing ability. They are commonly performed to treat vision problems such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism, and may also be chosen for aesthetic or lifestyle reasons to reduce dependence on glasses or contact lenses.
- A thin flap is carefully created on the cornea.
- A laser is used to gently reshape the cornea for improved vision.
- The corneal flap is repositioned and naturally adheres without stitches.
- The procedure is now complete.
- In Myopia (Nearsightedness): The cornea and lens are too curved, causing light to focus in front of the retina. This makes distant objects appear blurry. LASIK gently flattens the cornea so light focuses directly on the retina, restoring clear vision.
- In Hyperopia (Farsightedness): The cornea and lens are too flat, causing light to focus behind the retina. This makes close objects appear blurry. LASIK slightly increases the curvature of the cornea, allowing light to focus correctly on the retina for sharper vision.
At Motewar Netralaya, we offer advanced LASIK treatments for patients in Nanded, helping you achieve clearer vision without relying on glasses or contact lenses.
Blade versus Bladeless LASIK
- You should be at least 18 years old, since the refraction of people younger than 18 usually continues to change.
- You should not be pregnant or nursing as these conditions might change the measured refraction of the eye.
- You eyes must be healthy and your glass prescription stable.
- You should be in good general health.
LASIK Surgery can be done using a surgical blade known as a microkeratome or blade-free LASIK. In Bladeless LASIK, also known as Femto LASIK, your surgeon uses two types of lasers for the vision correction procedure. First, an ultra-fast FEMTOsecond Laser is used to create a thin flap in the cornea, then an excimer laser is used to reshape the underlying corneal tissue to correct your vision.
The flap is then returned to its original position. The Femto laser eliminates the need for a bladed surgical tool to create the corneal flap.
Motewar Neralaya Selected the Alcon WaveLight Ex500 to ensure our patients have the most advanced technology available to provide the highest quality outcomes. It represents the state-of-the-art in Laser Eye Surgery. LASIK is the worlds most widely performed a procedure to offer a spectacle-free vision. This vision correction surgery is keeping pace with our increasingly faster lifestyle. But only a combination of years of experience and cutting-edge technology precision can ensure the safety of your valuable eye.
Speed & Precision
Each burst of the Alcon EX 500 Laser Lasts mere billionths of a second before the laser shifts to its next position-up to 100 times faster than some lasers. The Alcon EX 500 Laser uses a small-spot laser beam, which allows LASIK specialists to shape the cornea in finer, more gradual increments for a smoother surface with eye-tracking technology 8 times faster than some of the competition.
Simplicity & Personalized Procedure
The Alcon EX 500 Lasers integrated cross-line projector provides the surgeon with an exact alignment of the heads and eyes position by generating a red-light cross on the eye for accuracy.
Using advanced wavefront Optimized technology, the Alcon EX 500 laser creates a nap of your eyes and their unique characteristics to assist your surgeon in creating a personal vision profile for you.
In most patients, both eyes are treated during the same session, and the entire procedure typically takes about 10 to 15 minutes.
LASIK is generally a painless procedure once anesthetic eye drops are applied. Some patients may experience a mild pressure sensation for a few minutes during the process.
You can usually return to your normal daily activities within 3–4 days. However, avoid swimming and using eye makeup for at least one month.
During the early stages of a cataract, a change in glasses may improve the clarity of vision, though this is usually temporary. When cataracts begin to interfere with daily activities, surgical removal is the only effective treatment.
Yes. It is not possible to get another cataract once it has been removed. However, approximately 10% of patients may become aware of a gradual blurring of vision some months or even years after the surgery due to thickening of the lens capsule that supports your artificial lens. If this occurs, clear vision is usually restored by a simple laser treatment, called a capsulotomy, which can be performed during a short visit to the clinic.
There are many diseases which can affect and limit the eye’s visual improvement following cataract surgery. These can be diagnosed before the operation and your eye specialist will discuss the impact of any such problems with you.
No. An anaesthetic is applied before surgery so that there is no pain, but some people experience slight discomfort after the surgery. The anaesthetic stops the eye from moving during the operation and your eyelids are held open by a spring, so all you have to do is lie still for the surgery. You cannot see what is happening during the operation.
Motewar Netralaya
Cataract and Premium Lens Implant
We offer advanced cataract removal using the latest phacoemulsification technology, ensuring maximum safety, precision, and effectiveness, along with premium lens implant options for enhanced vision quality.
Children’s Eye Check-up
Children should ideally have their eyes examined between the ages of 5 and 6. An eye check-up becomes essential if your child shows signs such as excessive watering, eye discharge, squint, or difficulty in reading.
Glaucoma Screening
Diabetic eye disease is one of the leading causes of blindness in India. Our centre is fully equipped to diagnose and treat all types of retinal conditions, offering advanced medical care and surgical solutions.
Comprehensive Eye Examination
Experience a fully computerized and automated eye check-up using the advanced TOPCON Phoropter—offering precision, accuracy, and the latest in cutting-edge vision testing technology.
Motewar Netralaya is staffed by a team of two highly experienced surgical ophthalmologists. In addition to providing routine eye care, their expertise extends to advanced procedures including vitreoretinal surgeries, laser treatments, and corneal surgeries.
Our hospital is backed by a team of skilled and experienced optometrists, nursing professionals, and trained machine operators who work hand-in-hand with our doctors. In addition, our non-medical staff is well-trained in hospital operations and patient care, ensuring smooth and efficient service at every step.
At Motewar Netralaya, we understand that medical concerns can bring stress and anxiety. That’s why we strive to maintain a warm and welcoming atmosphere, encouraging patients to feel comfortable, relax, and openly share their concerns.
Motewar Netralaya is equipped with cutting-edge ophthalmic technology, including the MEL-90 — the world’s fastest LASIK machine, YAG laser for treating opacities and performing iridectomies, and the Carl Zeiss Green Laser Visulas. These, along with several other state-of-the-art devices, ensure precision, safety, and superior patient outcomes.
We are located on Doctor's lane, near ST Bus Stand, Doctor Lane, Khadakpura, Nanded, Nanded-Waghala, Maharashtra 431601 in Nanded. By-lanes in the vicinity ensure sufficient parking space.
For the convenience of our patients, we have an in-house optical store and medical shop within the same premises. These facilities provide a one-stop solution, ensuring easy access to eyewear and prescribed medications under one roof.
Get in touch with Motewar Netralaya for expert eye care and advanced laser treatments.
