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In the early days, the flap was made with a blade called a keratome. Advanced technology now enables us to make the flap using a special laser. This is more precise and lowers the risk of complications. It is a virtual “no-touch” technique. And the newest laser has only a mild effect on the pressure in the eye and allows you to maintain your vision during the procedure.
