
BILATERAL SMILE LASER VISION CORRECTION Clearer Vision. Minimal Invasion. Fast Recovery. Experience advanced SMILE (Small Incision Lenticule Extraction) laser vision correction for both eyes, performed by an experienced ophthalmology specialist using modern laser technology. SMILE is a minimally invasive vision correction procedure designed to reduce dependence on glasses and contact lenses while providing a comfortable treatment experience and rapid return to everyday activities. PACKAGE INCLUDES Comprehensive pre-operative ophthalmology examination Detailed assessment of visual acuity and refractive error Corneal evaluation and suitability assessment for SMILE Necessary pre-operative eye measurements and diagnostic tests Consultation and treatment planning with the ophthalmologist SMILE laser vision correction for both eyes Procedure performed by an experienced ophthalmology specialist Use of advanced laser technology Post-operative ophthalmology examination Post-operative follow-up and eye examination Prescription of routine post-operative eye drops, if required Medical guidance and instructions for the recovery period ABOUT THE SMILE PROCEDURE SMILE is an advanced laser vision correction technique that corrects refractive errors through a small corneal incision, without creating a large corneal flap. During the procedure, the laser creates a precisely calculated lenticule inside the cornea. The surgeon then removes this lenticule through a small incision, reshaping the cornea and correcting the patient's refractive error. The procedure is performed on both eyes during the same treatment session. KEY ADVANTAGES OF SMILE Minimally invasive laser eye surgery No conventional corneal flap Small corneal incision Suitable for selected patients with myopia and astigmatism Short procedure time Generally rapid visual recovery Reduced dependence on glasses or contact lenses Comfortable outpatient treatment No overnight hospitalization required YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY 1. PRE-OPERATIVE EYE EXAMINATION Your ophthalmologist will perform a detailed eye examination and the necessary diagnostic measurements to determine whether SMILE is appropriate for your eyes. 2. PERSONALIZED TREATMENT PLANNING Your examination results are carefully evaluated and the laser treatment is planned according to your individual eye measurements and refractive error. 3. SMILE LASER TREATMENT – BOTH EYES The procedure is performed using advanced laser technology under the supervision of an experienced ophthalmologist. Treatment is performed on both eyes during the same session. 4. POST-OPERATIVE CHECK-UP After the procedure, your eyes are examined by the ophthalmologist to monitor the initial recovery and ensure that everything is progressing as expected. 5. FOLLOW-UP CARE You will receive detailed post-operative instructions and follow-up guidance. Further examinations may be scheduled according to your individual recovery and your doctor's recommendations. HOSPITAL STAY No hospitalization required. SMILE is an outpatient procedure, allowing you to return to your accommodation after the necessary post-operative examination and medical clearance. IMPORTANT INFORMATION The final suitability for SMILE treatment is determined only after a comprehensive ophthalmological examination. Not every patient is a candidate for SMILE, and the appropriate laser vision correction technique depends on individual eye anatomy, corneal parameters, refractive error and overall eye health. Treatment is performed for both eyes.
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