Welcome to our exclusive video featuring Dr. Rahil Chaudhary, MD at Eye7 Eye Hospitals and a renowned cataract refractive surgeon, as he presents the highly anticipated NearLIVE surgical demonstration of the Silk Eye Laser. This cuttingedge procedure has garnered significant attention since its introduction in October 2023 and today, we bring you an indepth look at its intricacies and benefits.

In this educational and informative video, Dr. Chaudhary meticulously walks you through each phase of the Silk Eye Surgery. It serves as an informative guide for those interested in getting a specs removal laser.

✅ The Silk Procedure A TwoStep Process:

1⃣ Creation of a Lenticule:
In the first step, a device named a speculum is placed in the eye to keep the eye open during the surgery, and then a suction apparatus is placed on the eye to make contact of the eye surface with the machine.
Once the machine is docked on the eye, ultralow energy laser pulses are applied to the eye to create a microthin, discshaped layer of corneal tissues (called a lenticule) within the layers of the cornea, without disrupting the surface tissue. It takes less than 1020 seconds for the femtosecond laser to create the lenticule. The Elita machine also creates a minimally invasive incision in the cornea through which this lenticule can be taken out smoothly.

2⃣ Removal of Lenticule:
The next phase involves the removal of the lenticule through a minimally invasive incision in the cornea created by the laser. This critical step is where the cornea's reshaping occurs, enhancing its focusing power. Once the lenticule is removed, the cornea is reshaped with increased focusing power. The incision is created by the femtosecond laser and heals without any stitches needed.
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✅ What's New in SILK?
It's a flapless technique that eliminates the complications associated with creating a corneal flap.
It promises a fast 24hour recovery period, which is remarkably quicker compared to earlier methods.
Provide super quality of vision — a visual acuity sharper than the standard 6/6 vision.
Reduced Eye Dryness postsurgery compared to other laser vision correction procedures.

✅ SILK procedure also means:
◾No Blade
◾No Injections
◾No Bandage
◾No Flap
◾No Pain
◾No Hospitalisation

✅ Who can opt for SILK surgery?
◾Age should be 18+
◾Specs power should be stable from the last 6 months
◾Women should not be pregnant or at the breastfeeding stage

Please also note: If you meet the above required criteria, then you're required to undergo a series of screening eye tests to assess your eligibility for the silk surgery.

✅ What is the recovery time?
Patients can expect a swift recovery, usually within 24 hours, allowing a quick return to daily activities. Within just 23 days, normal routines can be resumed. However, a precautionary rest period of 2 weeks is advised before engaging in strenuous physical activities, or as per doctor's recommendations.

You will be required to put drops for dryness for about 2 months. It is to be noted that SILK causes less eye dryness compared to other laser procedures.

✅ How long does the process take?
The process of surgery required 3 days. 1st day screening tests, 2ndday surgery, and 3rdday followup, and then you can resume your work.

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‍⚕ABOUT DR. RAHIL CHAUDHARY
(Cataract & Refractive Surgeon and Director of Eye7 Eye Hospitals)
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ABOUT EYE7 EYE HOSPITALS
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Telephone: (011) 40 40 40 70 (Available 24x7)

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Locations: DelhiNCR, INDIA
(Lajpat Nagar, Daryaganj, Janakpuri, Shaheen Bagh, Preet Vihar, IndirapuramGhaziabad)

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