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A corneal thickness of 370 disqualifies you for LASIK surgery. It would be useful to see an experienced Refractive surgeon to explore other options.
Dr. Dello Russo responds: 360 microns is a very thin cornea. By itself alone your cornea is not thick enough for LASIK. Maybe PRK, but make sure you are evaluated by a skilled laser surgeon.
SMILE technology is not bad. It can't really be used on those with high astigmatism and it may take a few months to see full results. I perform CATz because CATz is the best form of Lasik available and provides next day results. I am the only surgeon regularly performing this surgery...
With your level of myopia and cornea thickness, LASIK is not an option, as there is not enough room to create a LASIK flap and the treat your cornea with laser. Therefore, your two options would be a phakic IOL or surface laser. The Phakic IOL provides outstanding quality of vision,...
I never like to do borderline cases when there is a safer alternative. You would probably be an excellent candidate for PRK which is much safer in your case.
