Restore clear vision in 24-48 hours. and eliminates your dependence on glasses or contact lenses with LASIK, PRK or ICL lenses carried out by a refractive surgery specialist with 4,000+ interventions.
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Your vision without glasses may be closer than you think.
Refractive surgery corrects visual defects such as myopia, farsightedness, astigmatism y presbyopiaeliminating the need for glasses or contact lenses.
This view operation is performed with femtosecond laser and excimer laser for corneal remodelling (LASIK/PRK) or by phakic intraocular lenses (ICL) when the cornea is not an ideal candidate.
It is a procedure fast, personalised and painlesswith same day discharge and visual recovery generally in 24-48 halways with postoperative controls.
Femto-LASIK (100% laser, no scalpel): more technical popular, fast recovery, painless. In our clinic it is performed exclusively with femtosecond laser, without manual blades, guaranteeing the best results. maximum safety and precision.
PRKSafe alternative for thin corneas or high impact activities (athletes). Slower recovery but similar results to LASIK.
SMILEminimally invasive technique, without corneal flap, ideal for high myopia.
Laser surgery for presbyopiaMyopia/astigmatism correction: we combine myopia/astigmatism correction with specific techniques for eyestrain in patients over 40 years of age.
Intraocular lenses:
Phakic lenses (ICL): for very high prescriptions or corneas not suitable for laser.
Premium multifocal lenses (Lens Upgrade): to correct distance and near vision in a single procedure.
No sedation or admission.
With real-time eye-tracking.
Depending on technique: Femto-LASIK, PRK or ICL
With eye drops (antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, tears).
The cost depends on the technique and whether to intervene one or both eyes. All options include: preoperative study, surgery, revisions y postoperative care.
Financing: Interest-free instalments y fast-track approval. Ask for a transparent quotation after your study.
In our clinic in Marbella we have state-of-the-art equipment to guarantee optimal results for each patient.
Dr. Nowrouzi offers customised 100 % treatments not only to correct refractive defects, but also to treat each patient's unique genetic optical imperfections.
Thanks to the Wavefront Optimized technologyIn this way, it is possible to correct higher-order ocular aberrations that other lasers do not treat, achieving a superior visual quality.
This allows many of our patients to regain a sharper vision y functional than with glasses or contact lensesfrequently reaching visual acuities above 100 %, up to 150 % (20/12) in each eye.
With this, you not only get to see well, but also to see better.
With more than 15 years of experience y more than 4,000 successful interventionsDr. Ali Nowrouzi, ophthalmologist in Marbellais a reference in refractive surgery on the Costa del Sol.
Registered doctor in Spain and Germany
Expert in excimer and femtosecond laser surgery
International training in the United States.
Certified by the American Board of the American College of Surgeons (FACS)
Certified as one of the 50 world's leading specialists in refractive and cataract surgery by the European Board of Ophthalmology (FEBO-CR), and among the most prestigious in the Top 100 International Surgeons by the International Board of the College of Refractive Surgeons (WCRS).
📄 Member number: 291110233
Ophthalmology clinic in the centre of Marbella: Av. Severo Ochoa, 19, 29603 Marbella, Málaga
We are located in the centre of Marbella, with easy access from all over the Costa del Sol: Málaga, Fuengirola, Estepona, Benalmádena, etc.
Yes, we work with Adeslas, Sanitas, AXA Salud, AXA Agrupación, Cigna, Mapfre, Aegon, DKV, HNA, Nueva Mutua Sanitaria, ACUNSA, Allianz, Caser, European Commission, Línea Directa, Helvetia, Divina Seguros, Eurocenter, Cigna Internacional, Eurocross, Europ Assistance, FIATC, Generali, GES Seguros, La Unión Madrileña, Mondial Assistance, Occident, SOS Internacional, Alan.
Low-intensity sporting activities can be resumed at approximately one week after the operationprovided that they do not involve a risk of direct impact on the eyes or exposure to dust or water (such as football, swimming or paddle tennis). In any case, prior consultation with an ophthalmologist is recommended.
All surgery carries certain risks, but the most common risk is that the refractive surgery is a safe and widely scientifically validated procedure.. Recent studies indicate that it presents an even lower risk than prolonged contact lens wear under sub-optimal hygiene conditions.
Are both eyes operated on at the same time?
Yes, unless there is a specific medical contraindication, both eyes are operated on during the same surgical session, which allows for a simultaneous and more comfortable visual recovery for the patient.
The surgery is short and efficient. The time in the operating theatre is usually no more than 15 minutes in totalThe laser application takes only a few seconds per eye. The rest of the time is spent on preparation and precise positioning of the patient.
If you have over 18 years olda stable graduation and a healthy eye conditionyou will probably be eligible.
No. All refractive surgeries are performed under drop anaesthesia, with no pain during the procedure. The patient may experience mild discomfort or a gritty sensation during the first few hours after the procedure, especially in PRK.
The risks are very low when the surgery is performed by qualified specialists using state-of-the-art technology, as in the case of Dr. Nowrouzi. Some possible complications include temporary dry eye, night halos or the need for retouching in very high prescriptions, but these are rare and treatable.
There is no risk. An eye separator (blepharostat) is used to hold the eye open safely throughout the procedure, preventing unintentional blinking.
No. The surgery is minimally invasive. In techniques such as LASIK, the thin corneal layer that is lifted is carefully repositioned at the end and adheres on its own thanks to the natural properties of the corneal tissue, without the need for sutures.
In most cases, the patient can rest at home for the first 24 hours. Depending on the technique used and the dioptres corrected, visual recovery may vary, but most patients resume normal activity within 24 hours. 48 and 72 hours later.
The following are prescribed antibiotic and anti-inflammatory eye dropsThe patient should also use artificial tears, which should be applied during the first few days to promote healing and prevent infection. It is important to follow the specialist's instructions to the letter.
