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 AMO WaveScan WaveFront™ System
Advanced digital technology identifies and measures imperfections in the eye 25 times more precisely than standard refractive surgical methods, enabling the most custom procedure currently available.
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
Provides unparalleled speed and control for faster, safer precision-designed treatments.
IntraLase FS Laser System Advantages:
Creates thin, uniform flaps
Offers faster patient recovery times and improves safety
Intralase® iFS Laser System
The iFS™ Laser gives surgeons greater control for maximum customization.
IntraLase iFS Laser System Advantages:
Inverted bevel-in side cut to 150˚
Elliptical flap options to maximize stromal bed exposure
When you work in ophthalmology, you get used to seeing eyeballs every day. For people like us, it’s not a problem — but it might be another story for your patients.
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.
When you work in ophthalmology, you get used to seeing eyeballs every day. For people like us, it’s not a problem — but it might be another story for your patients.
