SMILE Pro for Hyperopia
Hyperopia (farsightedness) correction with SMILE Pro is an evolving area of refractive surgery. This page explains the general considerations involved.
What Hyperopia Is Hyperopia occurs when the eye focuses light behind the retina rather than directly on it, often causing difficulty focusing on close objects. SMILE Pro and Hyperopia SMILE Pro's primary, most established use is for myopia and astigmatism. Suitability for hyperopia correction depends on your specific case and should be discussed directly with your surgeon. What an Assessment Involves A full diagnostic workup, including corneal mapping and a review of your prescription, will clarify whether SMILE Pro or an alternative procedure is more appropriate for your hyperopia. Alternative Options Depending on your assessment, your surgeon may discuss other refractive options if SMILE Pro is not the most suitable choice for your specific hyperopia. Next Steps Book a consultation to discuss your specific prescription and receive a personalized recommendation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can SMILE Pro treat hyperopia?
This depends on your specific case; discuss suitability directly with your surgeon during assessment.
Is SMILE Pro mainly used for myopia?
Yes, myopia and astigmatism are its most established uses; hyperopia suitability should be confirmed individually.
This information is for general education and does not replace an eye examination or medical advice. Suitability for SMILE Pro depends on prescription, corneal measurements, eye health and assessment by a qualified ophthalmologist or refractive surgeon.
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