The former achieved faster visual recovery in the immediate post-op period, study finds, but did not wholly eliminate HOAs as anticipated.

Study shows no major differences in corneal hysteresis and corneal resistance factor three months after surgery.

A new systematic review shows a low rate of BCVA loss and nearly half of all cases achieving 20/40 or better uncorrected acuity.

Study shows SMILE’s use of a 120µm cap yields greater decrease compared with LASIK.

However, a recent meta-analysis found that the former showed a greater undercorrection and more residual astigmatism.

These patients achieved similar post-op outcomes as patients without the condition.

Be mindful of neurogenic inflammation risk in postsurgical patients, who may exhibit pain without stain, researchers say.