LASIK Eye Surgery
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LASIK and Vision Correction Surgery
LASIK (laser in-situ keratomileusis) is the most popular refractive surgery performed today. LASIK surgery is easy, effective and surprisingly quick. LASIK allows more freedom, making it a popular decision for those who are tired of the hassle of glasses and contacts. There are different types of LASIK surgery, which are offered at Laser & Corneal Surgery Associates in New York City and White Plains. LASIK is a surgery that reshapes the cornea so that light is properly reflected onto the retina. This procedure reduces blurriness of vision, often making glasses and contacts unnecessary. This surgery is highly customizable, and is great for patients who are nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism. At Laser & Corneal Surgery Associates in New York and White Plains, we offer Wavefront Technology, which adds a component of better accuracy during surgery.
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Wavefront Technology
With Custom LASIK, LASIK surgeons are able to focus on the quantity as well as the quality of your vision. Many patients who have had Custom LASIK are reporting the ability to see clearer than ever before. Custom LASIK uses a Wavefront Analyzer to measure the way light travels through your eye. The Wavefront Analyzer creates a customized 3-D map of your eye that looks at your entire optical system. This map provides information about the unique visual characteristics of your eye which adds an additional level of data about your vision, enabling your LASIK surgeon to further customize your vision correction. This map that is created is then used to guide the laser during your LASIK laser vision correction procedure for optimal results.
Bladeless “all-laser” LASIK
If you want the best possible Laser Vision Correction, then a blade-free procedure is the ultimate choice. In the LASIK and Custom LASIK procedures, a flap of corneal tissue must be created and then folded back. Standard LASIK surgery requires cutting a flap on your cornea using a sharp blade. However, it simply can’t compare to the precision and accuracy of a laser. Bladeless LASIK technology allows your surgeon to customize the corneal flap for every individual patient. And because we have access to the latest technology in flap creation, we can now treat some patients with LASIK who were previously dismissed as candidates.
Now, you can have an all-laser procedure that is designed to deliver:
The potential for a lower incidence of dry eyes
Great precision and accuracy
Great flexibility and treatment options for a wider variety of patients
Excellent outcomes
Technology that has been used in over a million LASIK procedures worldwide