Yes. Eye donation involves transplant of cornea from donor to recipient. Either the entire cornea is replaced (penetrating keratoplasty) or only the damaged portion of cornea is replaced (lamellar keratoplasty). In any case, the major factors considered before transplant are whether it would affect the chances of survival of donated tissue or affect the health of recipient. SMILE is not a reason for any of the risk factor related to eye donation. Soon after the SMILE procedure, cornea comes back to normal form hence it is ideally fit for transplant.