Reshaping the cornea or the front of the eye with a laser is the most general mode of correcting vision (e.g. PRK or lasik). However, you may not meet the rigorous criteria when it comes to laser eye treatment like this and so other methods would be more right.
One option would be implantable contact lenses. The process primarily involves placing a pre-made plastic contact lens within the eye. This is not to be mistaken as the similar conventional contact lenses you would regularly apply every day as an alternative to spectacles. Implantable contact lenses are designed to sit between the iris (coloured part of the eye) and the natural lens within the eye.
One option would be implantable contact lenses. The process primarily involves placing a pre-made plastic contact lens within the eye. This is not to be mistaken as the similar conventional contact lenses you would regularly apply every day as an alternative to spectacles. Implantable contact lenses are designed to sit between the iris (coloured part of the eye) and the natural lens within the eye.
