LASIK Definition

lāsĭk
noun
A type of eye surgery used to correct faulty vision: a thin, outer layer of the cornea is cut open and folded back temporarily so that the inner layer can be reshaped with an excimer laser.
Webster's New World
Synonyms:
  • laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis

Origin of LASIK

  • la(ser-assisted in) si(tu) k(eratomileusis)

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

LASIK Sentence Examples

  • I used to wear glasses, then contacts and then I had Lasik.

  • This is also a great alternative for those who are afraid of the permanence (or just the procedure!) of LASIK.

  • Sadly, Lasik corrects distance vision, and not everyone's a candidate.

  • They are an alternative to Lasik surgery and are becoming more popular for those not wanting the hassle of contacts or eye glasses.

  • Implantable contact lenses don't get as much attention as Lasik, for example, but could be a better solution to vision trouble for some.

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Words Starting With

LLALAS

Words Ending With

KIKSIK

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