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Not every laser system is indicated, or approved by the FDA, to treat every type of vision problem. Ask your doctor which technologies are used. Most importantly, you should confirm with your doctor that the laser system used in your procedure can correct your specific eye problems. You should also compare laser systems to learn other important aspects of their capabilities.
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LADAR VISION 4000
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- Highest precision flying spot laserbeam: 0.8mm
- Exclusive laser guided eye tracking system
- Reduces glare and halo effects
- Highly effective for difficult corrections - farsightedness, high astigmatism, and high nearsightedness
- Ladarwave Wavefront System: Custom Cornea
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NIDEK EC 5000
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- High precision scanning slit laser beam
- Computerized self-checking mechanism to maintain accurate laser beam profile
- Enables smooth ablation for an accurate result
- Effective for nearsightedness and astigmatism
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NEARVISION CK
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- Developed specifically for patients over 40 who are tired of their reading glasses
- Proven to be a safe and effective alternative to laser surgery
- Performed using the only technology approved by FDA for improving near vision
- Performed in as little as three minutes with no cutting involved
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