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Sudarshan Eye Experts is proud to announce the new Intralase laser technology for a "blade-free" LASIK experience. Traditional LASIK uses an instrument called the microkeratome to create a flap in the cornea. The new Intralase laser uses a laser to create the flap which increases safety, accuracy, and comfort.

IntraLase offers the ability to create a flap of uniform thickness at a pre-programmed depth. The traditional style microkeratomes do not account for the curvature of the cornea and create a meniscus style flap, with the edges somewhat thicker than the center. Variations in flap thickness may result in a variation of your visual outcome. With IntraLase we know exactly what depth the flap will be, and we are able to preserve the most corneal tissue following the procedure, leaving each patient with a stronger, more stable eye. Click here for more information about the new Intralase technology.

The VISX^® Star systems have been used in over two million LASIK procedures worldwide. This newest generation laser system incorporates the latest active eye-tracking system in addition to many other advancements to help Dr. Sudarshan deliver the best possible treatment. VISX^® patented variable beam technology allows the fastest treatment time and provides the future platform for custom cornea ablations.

Designed to provide more accurate results, the ActiveTrak eye tracker is a new 3D eye-tracking technology. With ActiveTrak, the laser detects and compensates for small eye movements by guiding the laser beam to keep it centered precisely over the treatment area. ActiveTrak continuously repositions the laser beam throughout the procedure for greater accuracy. ActiveTrak realigns itself between each laser pulse insuring pinpoint accuracy. The eye tracker adds a new level of precision, comfort, and safety not previously available. Using an instrument known as a microkeratome, a thin flap of corneal tissue is folded back.

The laser then removes a predetermined amount of tissue from the inner cornea to correct the individual's refractive error. The cornea is made flatter to treat nearsightedness, steeper to treat farsightedness and/or more spherical to correct astigmatism. The corneal flap is placed back in its original position without the need for stitches. LASIK can treat low to very severe refractive errors.