Catalys Precision Laser System
Astigmatism is a condition in which your eye, especially your cornea or the clear front part of the eyeball, isn’t completely round. It’s common to have astigmatism along with nearsightedness (myopia) or farsightedness (hyperopia). These three conditions are called refractive errors because they involve how your eyes bend (or refract) light.
Astigmatism is easy for an eye doctor to fix with glasses, contacts, or surgery.
Surgical treatment of astigmatism can be performed using a blade or a Femtosecond laser-creating incisions in the cornea. Astigmatism correction reshapes the cornea to improve visual clarity and reduce distortions caused by irregular curvature.
Astigmatism is more commonly treated during cataract surgery using an astigmatism correcting lens – a Toric lens implant.
Dr. Manusis offers customized solutions for each patient, whether through laser treatment or specialized lens implants, allowing for clearer and more consistent vision.
Who is Astigmatism Correction for?
This service is designed for patients with astigmatism who experience blurred or distorted vision that interferes with daily activities. It’s ideal for those seeking a long-term solution to correct astigmatism and reduce reliance on glasses or contact lenses.
What to Expect
Each patient receives a tailored assessment to determine the most effective correction method. The treatment itself is straightforward, and most patients experience an improvement in clarity soon after. Follow-up visits ensure lasting results and satisfaction with the correction.
Catalys Precision Laser System
Multifocal lens implants reduce the need for glasses by providing clear vision at multiple distances, ideal for post-cataract or lens replacement patients.
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Surgery offers bladeless cuts, improving accuracy in removing a cloudy lens for a clearer artificial one.
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