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LASIK in Dallas & Fort Worth, Texas
CustomVue laser vision correction is an exciting, new procedure that incorporates WaveScan wavefront technology and the patented, FDA-approved VISX laser to create a highly effective, personalized treatment plan for patients. Without custom LASIK, doctors must rely on one-size-fits-all, traditional laser vision correction, which achieves great results but is not nearly as precise as CustomVue. In fact, our practice in Dallas, Texas can achieve custom LASIK results that are up to 25 times more accurate than traditional LASIK!
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It is entirely normal to be anxious about having LASIK surgery. Certainly, having laser eye surgery is an unusual experience, but we do our best to make LASIK surgery quick and painless. Let us walk you through a typical LASIK eye surgery procedure, as performed at Cornea Associates of Texas.
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At Cornea Associates of Texas, we pride ourselves in providing the highest quality of LASIK care. Quality begins with a professional and caring attitude. It extends to thoroughness and accuracy of data collection in preparation for surgery. It involves well-trained, skilled surgeons and certified surgical support staff uniquely qualified to perform your eye surgery. It means using state-of-the-art laser equipment. It is enhanced by the comfort of a first class facility.
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We are proud to share the results following LASIK achieved by the doctors at Cornea Associates of Texas. This analysis is based on a retrospective review of 200 eyes with a minimum of 2 months follow up. All patients underwent Wavefront guided LASIK using the VISX Star S4 with Iris Registration technology.
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PRK is performed using the same excimer laser technology as LASIK. In both PRK and LASIK, the excimer laser removes a precise amount of corneal tissue in order to refocus images and provide clear vision. The primary difference between PRK and LASIK is the location on the eye where the laser treatment is applied. In LASIK, a flap is made in the cornea first and then the treatment is applied under that flap. In PRK, no flap is made, the treatment is simply applied to the surface of the eye. A consultation will help to determine which procedure is best for your eyes.
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Cornea Associates of Texas utilizes highly advanced technology to perform your laser vision correction procedure. Combining the IntralaseIFS Femtosecond Laser, the VISX Star S4 Excimer Laser, and Wavescan technology, we are able to provide the majority of our patients with visual outcomes better than 20/20. The Wavescan technology captures a personalized map and produces measurements 25 times more precise than standard refractive error measurements. The Wavescan map is used to guide the VISX Star S4 during the actual treatment, resulting in incredibly accurate results.
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