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Lasik, or laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis, is a popular procedure to correct and treat astigmatism, a common type of refractive eye disorder. Astigmatism is caused by an irregularly shaped cornea, which can be corrected with Lasik surgery.

Lasik surgery can help people with astigmatism to see better, more clearly. It is often used to correct nearsightedness and farsightedness as well. However, when it comes to astigmatism, the benefits go beyond just a better vision.

The benefits of lasik for correcting astigmatism start with the surgery itself. The surgery is quick and relatively painless, and no blades or scalpels are used. This is great news for those with a fear of surgical procedures. Not to mention that, during the healing process, patients may experience dry eyes due to temporary eye damage. Fortunately, this discomfort is generally short-lived.

Lasik for astigmatism is also great because it is highly precise. Lasik surgery corrects the shape of the eye in order to improve vision. This results in sharper, crisper vision, which is more comfortable than the blurriness associated with