Imagine waking up every morning and seeing the world clearly without reaching for your glasses or contact lenses. With the advent of SMILE Pro, this vision is now a reality for millions seeking freedom from spectacles.
At Trenetralaya Eye Hospital, we are proud to offer SMILE Pro (Small Incision Lenticule Extraction Pro), the latest evolution of laser vision correction technology that combines precision, safety, comfort, and rapid visual recovery.
SMILE Pro is an advanced, minimally invasive laser vision correction procedure designed to treat myopia, astigmatism, myopic astigmatism and hypermetropia. The procedure utilizes the latest generation femtosecond laser technology to create and remove a tiny lenticule through a very small incision, thereby reshaping the cornea and correcting refractive errors. Unlike conventional LASIK, SMILE Pro is a flap-free procedure, preserving more of the cornea’s natural structure.
SMILE Pro avoids creating a corneal flap, offers greater biomechanical stability, reduces the risk of flap-related complications, and is associated with less postoperative dry eye.
SMILE Pro is particularly attractive for working professionals, students, athletes, and frequent travelers. The absence of a corneal flap makes it especially suitable for active lifestyles.
At Trenetralaya Eye Hospital, patient safety remains our highest priority. Our experienced refractive surgeons use advanced diagnostic technology and internationally accepted protocols to ensure optimal outcomes.
It is painless and performed under topical anesthetic eye drops.
The laser portion takes only 8 seconds per eye.
The goal is to significantly reduce or eliminate dependence on glasses for distance vision.
The corneal reshaping is permanent.
Why depend on glasses when SMILE Pro can set you free
Red or bloodshot eyes are caused by sudden rupture of the superficial blood vessels in the eye. They are not so much of concern, however if you have pain, watering, discharge…then it's a serious medical concern for which you should consult the eye doctor.
Sudden loss of vision is caused by ocular trauma, blockage of blood flow to the retina(venous or arterial occlusion) or separation of the retina from its normal position( Retinal Detachment). You should consult the Ophthalmologist immediately in such cases for the best outcome.
If you have been wearing glasses for long and want to get rid of the fogging that is obscuring your vision due to wearing of mask, then you have varied options to be without glasses. You need a few tests beforehand for which you have to consult your Ophthalmologist.
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