At Gordon Binder Weiss Vision Institute, we're pleased to offer our patients the Next Generation LASIK procedure. It's called "Blade Free All Laser LASIK with Intralase", one of the most exciting breakthroughs in laser eye surgery and refractive surgery history! With no mechanical incisions required, our All-Laser LASIK with Intralase procedure is less invasive and offers patients unprecedented safety & precision.
Blade Free LASIK with Intralase also allows our LASIK surgeons maximum control and accuracy in customizing surgical parameters for each patient's individual visual needs. With fewer risks and possible flap complications, our LASIK surgeons feel IntraLASIK is the safest, most predictable method of vision correction available today.
With All Laser LASIK with Intralase - rather than using a surgical blade - we use a laser to create the corneal flap with a precisely predetermined pattern and depth. This painless approach enables us to safely create a flap of exact shape & thickness which results in faster healing and better quality of vision.
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LASIK with Intralase also allows our surgeons maximum control and accuracy in customizing surgical parameters for each patient's individual visual needs. With fewer risks and possible flap complications, our surgeons feel IntraLASIK is the safest, most predictable method of vision correction available today.
With LASIK with IntraLase - rather than using a surgical blade - we use a laser to create the corneal flap with a precisely predetermined pattern and depth. This painless approach enables us to safely create a flap of exact shape & thickness.
Although traditional LASIK is an extremely safe and effective procedure, LASIK with IntraLASE offers patients a new sense of assurance and piece of mind through added safety & increased precision in a less invasive manner. Feel free to ask one of our doctors or a member of our staff for more information about our new all laser LASIK with Intralase procedure.
