light-based surgery

noun
UK /laɪt beɪst ˈsɜːdʒəri/
US /laɪt beɪst ˈsɜːrdʒəri/

A way for doctors to fix parts of the body using special light instead of knives.

The doctor used light-based surgery to help the patient's eye heal.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A medical treatment that uses focused light to remove or repair tissue.

Light-based surgery can remove small skin marks without cutting.

3. Any operation where a doctor uses a laser or strong light tool.

The clinic offers light-based surgery for certain eye problems.

4. A modern method of healing that replaces some traditional cutting tools with light.

Thanks to light-based surgery, recovery can be faster and less painful.