Say GOODBYE to your diopter at 50% off!
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Take advantage of the special summer sale and correct the refractive error with a 50% discount! All you have to do is call our call center at 024/55-75-75 or 060/55-75-754 and schedule a preoperative examination. The discount is valid for the first 50 registered patients.
For all patients who are more than 200 km away, we will provide accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis for two (patient and one accompanying person).

What is laser vision correction?
Laser vision correction is a procedure that uses beams of laser rays to correct refractive errors (myopia up to -10.0D, farsightedness up to +5.0D and astigmatism up to +/-5.0D). The result is clear and sharp vision without the use of glasses and contact lenses.
Is laser vision correction safe?
According to the data of the World Health Organization, laser vision correction is one of the most frequently performed operations at the request of the patient, to which more than 50 million people have undergone worldwide. The percentage of success is 95%, and the frequency of complications is less than 1%, which makes this procedure extremely safe for the patient.
How long does laser vision correction take?
The intervention of laser vision correction of both eyes takes less than 10 minutes. Thanks to the improved technology of the new generation, modern lasers require only 2.5 seconds to correct one dioptre.
Does laser vision correction hurt?
Laser vision correction is a completely painless procedure. It is performed under local anesthesia, which is given in the form of drops.
When can I see the results of the surgery?
Immediately after the end of the intervention, patients experience the so-called “wow effect” ie. they are already seeing the first results of the operation. Stabilization of vision is expected after 5-7 days.
How long does recovery take after surgery?
After the operation, the patient goes home and is ready to return to normal life activities in a few days. Full recovery ends after three weeks, when sports and heavy physical activities are allowed.