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5th generation smile LASIK eye surgery is great. It's possible even if your cornea is thin, and I love that they cut less of the cornea. The side effects are much lower.

Is it possible to wear glasses even after LASIK surgery because my cornea is thin?

A friend of mine underwent Newsmile LASIK surgery at Busan Sky Eye Clinic. She had lived with severe myopia and astigmatism using lenses and glasses, but recently her vision worsened, leading her to consider surgery. In her case, the astigmatism was so severe that even wearing glasses was difficult to adjust to, and she experienced dizziness. However, this surgery precisely corrects the astigmatism axis, allowing her to change positions quickly without dizziness, enabling her to see stably. Since it is a state-of-the-art procedure, there is minimal corneal damage and a quick return to daily activities, so she returned to work right away without taking a few days off. Seeing her live comfortably without glasses and lenses has led me to think positively about undergoing surgery myself. My friend has been receiving regular check-ups at Busan Sky Eye Clinic after the surgery and is living very comfortably.

I trust them because they are thorough in their examinations and procedures. Since I have a lot of cornea remaining, they said that LASEK is more suitable for my eyes instead of LASIK, so I proceeded with LASEK. There were no additional costs for the items specified in the event, but options like corneal strengthening surgery added about 40 more (it's optional, but I highly recommend the booster eye drops). After the surgery, it wasn't as painful as I expected, so I went home alone. I experienced pain from three hours after the surgery until the next evening, during which I cried continuously, but currently, on the third day, I feel no pain at all. They mentioned that it may take some time for my vision to stabilize, so I am keeping an eye on it, and everything seems to be going well.