LASIK (stands for Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) is a popular surgical procedure in Singapore to treat near-sightedness, far-sightedness and astigmatism.

With LASIK, patients are able to reduce, and in most cases, eliminate the need for contact lenses or glasses.

The purpose of this website is to familiarize readers about the LASIK procedure and the risks involved. We also hope to educate our readers on Epi-LASIK, an advanced, no cut no cornea flap alternative to LASIK.

You can also find a list of local LASIK surgeons/clinics on our website.

While we have taken great care in ensuring the quality of our content, readers are strongly advised to consult an opthalmologist for further information.

Before you begin, you should check to see if you meet the following basic criteria to be suitable for LASIK:
- at least 18 years old.
- not pregnant.
- myopia (near-sightedness) less than 1,500 degrees.
- hyperopia (far-sightedness) less than 500 degrees.
- astigmatism less than 400 degrees.
- eyes free from injury and diseases.
- no significant power increase in the last one year.
 

Epi-LASIK - A More Advanced Solution?