Does laser myopic surgery hurt?

Laser surgery for myopia is also called corneal refractive surgery. This surgery is a routine ophthalmic surgery. It requires the use of topical anesthetics or local anesthesia throughout the operation. Therefore, there is no pain during the operation. Laser surgery for myopia refers to cutting the stroma layer of the cornea by excimer laser or femtosecond laser, so changing the radius of curvature or corneal thickness of the cornea can correct myopia and improve vision. The accuracy of this surgery is relatively high, and the trauma is relatively small. Therefore, it is ideal to restore normal vision after surgery.