[EYE RIUM Eye Center] SMILE Reoperation_Decentered Treatment Case (Chief Director Dr. Kang Sung-yong)

👨🏻‍🦱 "I can drive even at night now!"
👨🏻‍⚕️ "I hope your days are always happy."

Four years ago, after their initial elliptical SMILE surgery, a patient visited our clinic experiencing ghosting of text due to decentration (visual axis decentration), along with symptoms of vision appearing to wave like a curtain, and streetlight glare scattering like a waterfall to one side, making them unable to drive at night.

This case was referred from a university hospital to Dr. Kang Sung-yong at #EYEriumEyeClinic. The patient was in considerable discomfort due to corneal high-order aberration, specifically coma, with a coma value comparable to that seen in keratoconus patients.

Dr. Kang Sung-yong's treatment for corneal high-order aberration successfully achieved a dramatic reduction in coma, and currently, all post-operative symptoms have improved, night driving has become possible, and their uncorrected visual acuity has recovered to 0.9. 👏🏻

★ Check! Dr. Kang Sung-yong personally explains the treatment method for SMILE LASIK decentration
✅ Removal of corneal high-order aberrations
✅ Shifting the decentered optical zone to the true center of the visual axis

While we present a successful retreatment case of SMILE LASIK, it is im