Sightpath provides complete solutions for LASIK procedures.
We have a long history of mobilizing sensitive ophthalmic equipment. From the latest femtosecond and excimer lasers to custom LASIK aberrometers, you’ll know you’re using the best equipment available — from a proven, trusted mobile provider.
Aberrometers
The J&J Vision iDESIGN Refractive Studio®
The first and only system to use topography-integrated, wavefront-guided technology, which allows doctors to take a precise measurement of the eye, inside and out, to deliver a LASIK procedure personalized to the individual patient. With this technology, practices may be able to serve more patients than ever before, as it is approved for people with myopia, hyperopia, mixed astigmatism, and for Monovision in presbyopic myopic patients.
Ablation
Alcon Wavelight® Allegretto Wave® Eye-Q Laser
The WaveLight® Allegretto Wave® Eye-Q Laser was designed based on an idea that was once only an imagination: a system with shortened surgery times, innovative and reliable eye tracking, and a clear ergonomic concept. An enhanced pulse frequency of 400 Hz provides even faster treatments. The laser also includes an eye-tracking system adjusted to the high speed of the laser beam and a cross line projector for precise centration.
Visx STAR S4 IR® Excimer Laser System
The most advanced excimer laser technology platform available today, the VISX S4 IR system seamlessly integrates data provided by the WaveScan WaveFront® System to deliver highly precise ablations.
Flap Creation
Intralase® FS 60 Laser System
The Intralase® FS 60 Laser System provides surgeons with unparalleled speed and control for faster, safer precision-designed treatments. The laser’s primary benefits include the ability to create thin, uniform flaps as well as faster patient recovery time and improved safety.
Intralase® iFS Laser System
The iFS™ Laser gives surgeons greater control for maximum customization. Advantages include elliptical flap options to maximize stromal bed exposure, fast flap creation, and inverted bevel-in side cut customizable up to 150 degrees.
Despite its high success rate, LASIK has been plagued with numerous myths that keep people from pursuing the surgery. What are some common myths associated with LASIK, and how should you debunk them?
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In all eyes, laser-assisted cataract surgery was associated with reduced surgical time and less risk of postoperative cystoid macular edema than manual cataract surgery.
We provide more than just a laser operator on your surgery days. Our laser engineers are fully certified by the manufacturer and by Sightpath to set-up, optimize, and perform maintenance on our laser systems. They are involved in each procedure to support both our surgeons and their patients to help provide the best possible care.
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Refractive Videos
Typical IntraLase Case Day
Dr. Peter Kohler and his staff in Waterville, ME describe a typical refractive surgery day when Sightpath brings the Excimer and IntraLase lasers.
Install Refractive
Sightpath engineers perform thousands of laser installs each year. Rides on air, handled with care.
Testimonials – Dr. Harton
Practice support coupled with no capital outlay has helped this Rome, GA, practice continue to be successful.
A research team composed of scientists from the Philippines, United Kingdom, and the United States found that – compared to manual clear corneal incisions (CCI) – femtosecond laser-constructed incisions achieve better wound sealability, a quality that may reduce the risk of surgical complications.
Despite its high success rate, LASIK has been plagued with numerous myths that keep people from pursuing the surgery. What are some common myths associated with LASIK, and how should you debunk them?
