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Refractive Eye Surgery in Fort Worth & Hurst

For those who do not want or cannot have LASIK, there are other forms of refractive surgery (eye surgery) available. These procedures usually have a slightly longer healing time then LASIK but also may cost less or be more effective.

  • Photorefractive Keratoplasty (PRK)
  • Lens Replacement

If you wish to explore the possibility of Photorefractive Keratoplasty or lens replacement surgery, speak with Dr. Marvelli, a qualified eye surgeon. He is thoroughly experienced in a wide variety of procedures and will explain the options available to you, along with the comparative benefits and disadvantages. Contact us at any of our three locations in Hurst or Ft. Worth, Texas.

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Photorefractive Keratoplasty (PRK) Eye Surgery

In Photorefractive Keratoplasty eye surgery, an excimer laser is used to correct low to moderate degrees of nearsightedness and farsightedness. In this type of refractive surgery, the thin and weak corneal epithelial layer is removed, and the tougher corneal stromal tissue is ablated (thinned). After the procedure, the corneal surface will replace itself. However, the eye may be irritated for a few days until the corneal surface re-grows.

Lens Replacement Eye Surgery

For people who are severely farsighted or severely nearsighted, an alternative eye surgery is replacement of their natural lens with an artificial lens, lens replacement surgery. This is essentially the same operation as cataract surgery, an operation that has been perfected over the years. In patients who are beginning to develop a cataract or who are within the older cataract prone age group, lens replacement surgery is logical. For other patients who have extremely poor eyesight, it is often the only choice for eye surgery. Newer lenses that correct for both distance and near vision are now available.

Satisfaction with modern refractive surgery, Photorefractive Keratoplasty and lens replacement surgery is very high, and complications are rare. Most patients who have eye surgery do well, gaining a whole new world of freedom from dependence on eyeglasses or contact lenses.

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