Will strong wind or high air pressure affect the flaps from my FemtoLASIK procedure?

The term blade / bladeless LASIK refers to the method of cornea flap creation. Bladed Lasik utilises a mechanical keratom or blade, whilst bladeless LASIK refers to a femto-second laser which is utilised to create a cornea flap. In general, studies comparing the 2 forms of flap creation, have indicated that for bladeless-Lasik, the flap depth is more predictable and accurate (closer to the intended depth), less likely to have flap-related complications including incomplete flap, button-hole flap etc. Flaps are also less likely to move or dislodge following surgery.

With LASIK enhancement, the flap is opened and the underlying stromal bed is treated again to remove residual spectacle power. The effect on flap adherence is the same as after LASIK for the first time, ie that initially it will be weak and then eventually as the cornea heals, the adherence will go back to the way it was before the LASIK enhancement was performed.