Laser eye treatment
Laser eye treatment
How does laser eye treatment work?
Either a femtosecond laser or an excimer laser is used for laser eye surgery for non-contact trans-PRK.
Femto-Lasik
With Femto-Lasik, a high-precision femtosecond laser creates an ultra-thin corneal lamella (flap) that is folded upwards like a book cover.
The excimer laser then shapes the cornea and thereby corrects the existing visual impairment. The flap is folded back and connects firmly with the tissue within a few weeks.
The advantages of Femto-Lasik
- High precision
- Gentle and almost painless
- Quick visual rehabilitation
- Even, thin, smooth corneal flaps
- Tissue-conserving corneal ablation
- Quick and straightforward wound healing
- Generally full vision the next day
Contact-free Trans-PRK
In contact-free Trans-PRK, the excimer laser is used to remove the outer layer of the cornea (epithelium). By dispensing with mechanical instruments, this revolutionary treatment method is especially precise and gentle on tissue. Contact-free Trans-PRK is especially suited to patients with a thin cornea who, for this reason, do not meet the conditions for other treatments.
The advantages of Trans-PRK
- Contact-free treatment
- Fewer complications
- Cheaper method of laser treatment
- Ideal for athletes and active people
- Suited to patients with a thin cornea
Our laser
TECHNOLAS® TENEOTM 317: with 20 years of expertise and innovation as one of the leading providers on the refractive-surgery market and after millions of surgical interventions in more than 80 countries around the world, this formidable commitment to achieving consistent results and producing proven, high-quality services led us to the TECHNOLAS® TENEOTM 317.
The laser is proven and safe
- High-end technology
- Utmost precision for added safety
- Networked energy stabilisation system
- 3 axes and 360-degree rotation function
- Height-adjustable and ergonomic
- Unique connectivity