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Thin LASIK flaps require careful handling
Ocular Surgery News (US edition), 09/30/09

Ocular pain, corneal haze and epithelial healing are some of the primary concerns of ocular surface ablative procedures such as PRK. With LASIK, the focus shifts to flap–associated potential complications such as striae, tears, free–cap, neuronal compromise, interface debris, epithelial ingrowth and alterations in the biomechanical properties of the human cornea.

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