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Laser Eye Surgery

Are you still wearing glasses?

Laser vision correction with an individualized approach at VISION

✔ Precise diagnostics
✔ Contactless method
✔ Modern technology
✔ Experienced team
✔ Long-term results

Find out if it’s right for you.

Does this daily routine feel familiar to you?

• You reach for your glasses as soon as you wake up.
• Contact lenses often cause discomfort.
• You’re constantly taking them off and putting them on.
• You have to remove them during sports, travel, or other active activities.

Sometimes you don’t even realize how often you rely on them.
Clear vision shouldn’t be a limitation – that’s why more and more people are looking for a long-term solution.

A solution that changes your everyday life

Laser vision correction improves the way light is focused in the eye and offers a long-term solution for your vision.
The procedure is quick, precise, and tailored to the individual characteristics of each eye.

At VISION, we offer TransPRK laser correction—a gentle, no-contact method.

• Fully non-contact approach
• Suitable for more sensitive corneas
• High stability of results
• Ideal for an active lifestyle

Find out if it’s right for you.

Why VISION

At VISION, every solution begins with detailed diagnostics and an individual assessment.

✔ In-depth diagnostics
✔ Individual patient selection
✔ Modern equipment
✔ Experienced medical team

Not every patient is approved. We approve the right patient.

Process

What to expect

• Gradual improvement in vision during the first few days
• Stabilization over time
• Long-term results

Is it suitable for you?

• You must be over 18 years old
• You should have stable vision, with no significant changes in the past year
• You should be in good general health and not suffer from systemic conditions that may affect healing (e.g., autoimmune diseases)

The appropriate treatment depends on each patient’s individual condition, determined through highly specialized, detailed examinations using state-of-the-art equipment.

It may not be suitable if you:

• Are under 18 years old, as the eye is still developing and vision often changes
• Have had unstable vision in the past year
• Are pregnant or breastfeeding
• Have a thin cornea
• Have dry eye syndrome
• Have high refractive errors
• Have serious eye conditions

My only regret is that I didn’t do it sooner.

K.M

Stepping across the threshold of VISION, you immediately realize that the people here work in the name of their patients.

Savka Lazarova

he feeling of waking up and seeing everything clearly, without having to look for your glasses, is incredible.

Eli

Dr. Darzhikova is wonderful! Thanks to her, I can now see crystal clearly without lenses or glasses. I used to have -8 and -9 diopters. She made one of my dreams come true!

Dayana Ruseva

No—the procedure is quick and performed under local anesthesia. During the treatment, you may feel slight pressure, which disappears once the correction is completed.

After the procedure, it’s possible to experience a sensation of sand in the eyes, discomfort, light sensitivity, tearing, or blurred vision. These symptoms gradually subside.

Most patients notice an improvement in their vision within the first hours after the procedure. During the first few days, vision may fluctuate slightly—alternating between clearer and more blurred periods, which is completely normal.

Within a few days to a week, vision gradually stabilizes and becomes clearer. Most people achieve excellent visual acuity within the first week, while full recovery occurs over the course of several weeks.

It is important to follow your ophthalmologist’s recommendations, use the prescribed eye drops, and avoid rubbing your eyes or exposure to strong light during the first few days after the procedure.

Laser vision correction generally carries minimal risks, but the following are possible:

• Incomplete or excessive correction (your prescription may slightly differ from the intended outcome)
• Temporary glare, halos, or double vision at night
• Delayed improvement in visual acuity
• In very rare cases—corneal infection or inflammation

Make the first step toward clear vision!


The VISION team will assess the individual characteristics of your eyesight and clearly tell you whether TransPRK is the right choice for you. No unnecessary promises. No surprises.

Contact us today: 088 422 8892