Wavefront technology was originally pioneered in the field of astronomy and physics to aid in reducing 'aberrations' or imperfections in the multiple lenses of telescopes. In much the same way, we use LADARWaveTM to provide us with an accurate assessment of the optical imperfections found in the entire eye's optical system.
Our practice offers CUSTOMCORNEA utilizing LADARWaveTM wavefront technology to measure and address both lower and higher order aberrations (visual imperfections in the eye's optical system). Unless both lower and higher order aberrations are addressed during laser vision correction, the quality of your vision may not be ideal, even if you have postoperative vision of 20/20.
Here is how this exciting technology works:
Flat light waves enter eye
Distorted light wave exits eye
First, flat waves of light are passed through your eye using a computerized wavefront-measuring instrument called LADARWaveTM. As the light waves travel through your eye's optical system, the imperfections in the eye distort the flat light waves. LADARWaveTM captures the distorted waves as they exit your eye and compares them to the perfectly flat light waves that would have been reflected if your optical system had no distortions.
Higher order abberation
Ideal wavefront map
Next, a 3D map is generated representing your unique visual distortions, including both lower and higher order aberrations. This map is then transferred to the LADARVision4000 Excimer laser, and guides the laser as it reshapes your cornea, providing you with a truly customized laser vision procedure called CUSTOMCORNEA.
Contact our office toll free at 877-LASIKNY to discover how LADARWaveTM and CUSTOMCORNEA can give you the vision that you have always wanted.
Wavefront technology was originally pioneered in the field of astronomy and physics to aid in reducing 'aberrations' or imperfections in the multiple lenses of telescopes. In much the same way, we use LADARWaveTM to provide us with an accurate assessment of the optical imperfections found in the entire eye's optical system.
