The latest technology for laser vision correction
Another day, another upgrade! We have now upgraded the laser that we use for vision correction to the new Schwind Amaris. Our previously laser was the Bausch & Lomb Zyoptics which served us well for many years. The Intralase, which is a femtosecond laser that...
Cataract surgery with iStent in patients with glaucoma
The iStent is a new device used during cataract surgery to reduce intraocular pressure in patients with glaucoma
Lasik vs PRK. What are the differences and which should I have?
A common question is what is the difference between Lasik and PRK. This article briefly discusses the difference and pros and cons
Update on cataract and refractive surgery from AUSCRS 2014
I recently attended the Australian Cataract and refractive Surgery conference in Port Douglas. This is my report on some of the more important and interesting happenings
Cataract surgery with Verion – A quick review of my experience
A quick review of my experience performing cataract surgery using the new Verion system for lens alignment and wound placement
Implantable Collamer lens (ICL)
Study looks at patients implanted with the Visian Implantable Collamer lens and finds good outcomes and few complications
Implantable Contact Lens for patients not suitable for LASIK
The Implantable contact lens is an option for those who are not suitable for LASIK or PRK and who have been told that they are not able to be helped with vision correction
The Cachet lens returns
The Alcon Cachet lens was briefly removed from use after a number of recipients were found to have unaccetable endothelial cell loss. Most of these patients either had shallow anterior chambers or were of asian origin. These patients either had their lens explanted...
Laser cataract surgery gets new software
The Catalys femtosecond laser cataract unit got a new software upgrade yesterday making it more precise and easier to use








