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Femto-LASIK mit dem Intralase F30 Femtosekundenlaser
Femto-LASIK mit dem Intralase F30 Femtosekundenlaser
Femto-LASIK mit dem Intralase F30 Femtosekundenlaser

     
   
     
   
     
   
     
   
   
 

Femto-LASIK: First Choice!

At the ALZ eye clinic, we perform between 2000 – 2500 LASIK procedures every year.

LASIK can be used to correct 90 % of all refractive errors; making it the most widely used refractive surgical procedure today. In general, LASIK is recommended for the treatment of nearsightedness up to -10 diopter, farsightedness up to +3 diopter and astigmatism up to 3 diopter.

New: Femto- LASIK: The All-Laser Procedure
Since 2005, every third LASIK surgery performed at our clinic utilized Femto-LASIK. The modern, bladeless Intralase laser technology offers an alternative to the microkeratome in creating the corneal flap during the first step of the LASIK procedure. The IntraLase femtosecond laser replaces the hand-held microkeratome blade with a silent, computer-guided laser. The precision of the laser provides the patient with a greater assurance of safety and excellent results.
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The overwhelmingly positive results that we experience using Femto-LASIK make this procedure our number one recommendation for surgical correction. More...

Latest technologies
We offer our patients real choices from among the latest technologies in LASIK surgery. Not only do they choose whether to have a laser or traditional microkeratome create the corneal flap in the first step of LASIK surgery, they can choose from three different ablation techniques for the second step as well. Our surgeons can perform the standard, manual laser correction or use the computer-guided TopoLink or the Aberrometer (wavefront) technology to create customized ablations. More...