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What is No Touch Laser?

No Touch Laser, also known as TransPRK (Transepithelial Photorefractive Keratectomy), is a non-invasive laser eye surgery technique designed to correct myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. It is considered one of the most advanced surface ablation methods because the entire procedure is performed without any physical contact, using only laser energy to remove the corneal epithelium and reshape the cornea.

This technique is ideal for patients with thin corneas, dry eyes, or those who prefer a flap-free and touch-free approach.

How Does It Work?

Unlike traditional PRK or LASIK, TransPRK does not require any mechanical instruments or alcohol solution. Instead, the excimer laser removes both the epithelial layer and corneal tissue in a single step. The procedure is completed with the placement of a bandage contact lens to promote healing.

Benefits of No Touch Laser

Who is a Candidate for No Touch Laser?

The Procedure

  1. Numbing Drops are applied to the eyes.

  2. The epithelium is removed using laser energy.

  3. The cornea is reshaped with the same laser.

  4. A bandage contact lens is placed to aid healing.

The entire process takes about 50-70 seconds per eye, and patients can return home the same day.

Recovery and Results

  • Initial recovery takes about 3–5 days, with possible blurry vision and discomfort.

  • Vision stabilizes over the following weeks, usually within 3–4 weeks.

  • Final results are comparable to LASIK and PRK.

Why Choose Nova Eye Clinic?

Advanced Technology

We use the latest no touch laser systems for safer and more precise results.

Experienced Care

Prof. Dr. Mustafa Ünal performs every procedure with personalized attention and expertise.

Thorough Evaluation

Each patient is carefully evaluated to determine the best vision correction method

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is No Touch Laser painful?

The procedure itself is painless due to numbing drops. Some discomfort is expected during the first few days of recovery.

2. How does No Touch differ from PRK?

No Touch Laser uses only the laser to remove the epithelium, while PRK uses alcohol or a brush. This makes TransPRK more precise and less invasive.

3. Can both eyes be treated on the same day?

Yes. Both eyes are typically treated during the same session.

4. Will I need glasses after No Touch Laser?

Many patients achieve 20/20 vision or better, significantly reducing or eliminating the need for glasses.

5. What is the best laser eye surgery method?

There is no one-size-fits-all. No Touch Laser, PRK, LASIK, and SMILE all have unique advantages. Prof. Dr. Mustafa Ünal will help you choose the most suitable option for your eyes.

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