We also perform a specialized version of PRK called Transepithelial PRK. This procedure utilizes corneal epithelial thickness mapping to determine how much epithelial compensation is present for corneal higher order aberrations/irregularity. We use this data to guide epithelial removal by excimer laser. This is followed by Contoura topographic guided ablation to create a virtually perfect, uniform cornea. This can be used in corneal reconstructive repairs of past surgical procedures, disease, and trauma as significant epithelial compensation can occur and mask the true extent of the corneal irregularity. Dr. Motwani is also using it with his LYRA Protocl. it to create a virtually perfect cornea for the best possible vision. Dr. Motwani has had this procedure performed on himself as part of his research work.
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