Line up the eye
CenTrax measures cyclotorsion, the slight rotation of the eye, and corrects docking error.
New SMILE, with docking errors corrected
Smart Nova LASIK is New SMILE LASIK with the CenTrax treatment mode added. CenTrax corrects eye rotation and docking error that can appear or remain while the laser attaches to your eye.
The tissue still leaves through a 2mm opening, and no flap is made. What changes is how precisely the laser lines up.
Docking is the moment the laser attaches to your eye. Small errors can creep in at this stage, or stay behind. CenTrax measures them and compensates, which is why the clinic calls the procedure safer and more accurate.

The procedure runs on the ATOS Nova Centrax laser, listed on the equipment page. If you want the same operation without CenTrax, read New SMILE LASIK.
CenTrax measures cyclotorsion, the slight rotation of the eye, and corrects docking error.
The ATOS laser cuts a lens-shaped piece of tissue, the lenticule, inside the cornea.
A very small opening is made on the corneal surface.
The surgeon draws the lenticule out through that opening. No large flap is created.

Preparation rules, including when to stop wearing contact lenses, are in the pre and post-op guide. Fees are listed under Smart Nova LASIK cost in Korea. For international patients, the clinic lists fees at 49% off the regular rate, the same fee Korean patients pay, and adds a free MRI precision exam (worth KRW 100,000) and free autologous serum eye drops (worth KRW 200,000).
It adds CenTrax, which corrects eye rotation and docking error. The system also takes refraction in finer 0.05D steps and links automatically to biometry data.
Cyclotorsion and docking error. It automatically adjusts for eye movement and offsets residual errors that can occur or remain during docking.
2mm. The corneal tissue is removed through that opening on the surface.
People concerned about residual prescription, halos, pain or side effects, people with high myopia and thin corneas, and those who need precise astigmatism correction. Your exam confirms it.