NN_LOgo
Home Home Contact Contact Search
 
Search  
   
  .:: Find a Doctor   ::. Careers  
 
 
   
 
 
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
 
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
 
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
  arrow_symbl
 
emrgncy_numbr
 
 Lasik
banner_main_intralase_page.
 
There are two steps in the LASIK procedure. First, the surgeon creates a micro-thin corneal flap, which is lifted to expose the inner cornea for step two, tissue ablation by an excimer laser. The first step of making flap can be done either with ultrathin blade call Microkeratome (Blade LASIK) or with laser (Blade free LASIK).

The Femto Second (FS) laser introduced the concept of blade-free LASIK, representing the first improvement to the procedure’s first step. Surgeons have found statistically and clinically significant differences in the vision patients achieve — better than 20/20 to 20/15 and even 20/12.5 — when the laser is used to make the corneal flap.

With its excellent safety profile, patient comfort and superior visual outcomes, Blade free LASIK is among the fastest-growing refractive surgical techniques in the country today. As of the third quarter of 2006, the 518 IntraLase FS lasers in use worldwide have performed approximately one million blade-free LASIK procedures. In the U.S., more than 25 percent of all LASIK procedures incorporate the advanced Femtosecond laser Method.

Narayana Nethralaya has two state of the art Femtosecond laser machines - Wavelight FS-200 & IntraLase™ both providing safety, precision and accuracy.
 
Supracore for Presbyopia
Supracor new excimer laser presbyopia procedure
technolas_new
Need your reading glasses to read this? Not anymore!
Supracor is the latest laser treatment for the correction of presbyopia. Presbyopia is the age related blurred near vision after the age of 40 years. In the past, correction of both near and distance vision was a challenge. Now, with the introduction of Supracor, this is possible for those in their 40s who had limited options until now. Supracor is a highly sophisticated treatment procedure that provides excellent distance, intermediate, and near vision, whilst maintaining a high quality of vision. Unlike in the past, where one eye was corrected for distance and the other for near (monovison) this laser eye surgery procedure treats both eyes so that both are able to see at all distances. Supracor may also be an option for patients who have undergone LASIK in the past.
How does it work?
This is a LASIK procedure where a corneal flap is created using the Intralase laser. The flap is lifted and the Technolas laser is used to create a customised profile on the cornea. The profile has a small area in the centre of the cornea which is a little steeper and provides the near vision focus as well as an increase in asphericity which improves visual quality. Regain your near vision along with a better quality of vision!
Are you suitable for this?
Suitability for this treatment requires a thorough consultation, and eye examination with specific investigations including the degree of Presbyopia (requirement for reading glasses). The treatment is currently available for those who are farsighted (Hyperopic). You can find out if you are suitable for Supracor by contacting us or coming in for a consultation.
Aftercare
Supracor treatment is just like any other LASIK treatment and the aftercare is the same. The Supracor procedure is safe, quick and effective and takes only a few minutes.
top
Wavelight Refractive Suite
Asia's first refractive suite comprising of both Wavelight FS-200 reducing the flap making time to '6'secondsand Wavelight EX-500 with advanced iris tracking system and reduced laser treatment time.
wavelight_el
The 4th Generation Intralase FS Laser - Total time: 15-30 seconds  
The ultra-fast laser uses an infrared light beam, generating up to 60,000 pulsesper second, to prepare an optimal corneal architecture below the flap.  
banner_main_intralase_page  
The department of Refractive surgeries at our hospital is amongst the very few centers in the world equipped with three state of the art and top-line LASIK machines: Zyoptix®, (with wave front guided technology), Allegretto Wave®, with wave front link as well as the latest Pentacam® link) and Wavelight EX-500 which helps us to individualize patient treatment depending upon their suitability.
Understanding the LASIK procedure:  
intralase_page_img_1   intralase_page_img_2   intralase_page_img_3
Using an “inside-out” process, the FS laser is precisely focused to a point within the cornea, where thousands of microscopic bubbles are formed to define the architecture of the intracorneal surface and the resulting flap.
 
The surgeon controls flap diameter, depth, hinge location and width, and side-cut architecture — factors that can be varied per patient. Bubbles are then stacked along the edge up to the corneal surface to complete step one.
 
The physician then exposes the prepared corneal bed for excimer laser treatment by lifting the flap. The LASIK procedure is complete when the flap is securely repositioned on its beveled edge.
 
top  
LASIK with the Femtosecond Laser (FS) is emerging as the gold standard  
NASA has approved the use of blade less / FS laser in the correction of refractive errors.
The Blade: Technology from a Bygone Era?  
For the majority of top U.S. ophthalmic surgeons and teaching institutions, the FS laser is the technology of choice. Many of tomorrow’s LASIK surgeons are training exclusively using the blade less Method, signifying the potential end of microkeratome use in the procedure. In addition to LASIK, the IntraLase FS laser is the first femtosecond laser cleared for use in a variety of corneal incisions, including advanced corneal transplants.  
intralase_img_4     Excimer Laser intralase_img_5
Prior to the IntraLase laser, LASIK’s first step was done manually with an oscillating razor blade, called a microkeratome. This device causes the majority of LASIK complications and can be unpredictable even in skilled hands.
     
The flap is then lifted to expose the inner cornea for the second step: vision treatment by the excimer laser.
 
   
Doctors of LASIK Surgery  
@ Rajaji Nagar, @ Narayana Health City   @ Castle Street, Ashok Nagar  
  Dr. Rohit Shetty
Dr. Harsha N
  Dr. Himanshu P Matalia
Dr. Rohit Shetty
  Dr. Rohit Shetty
Dr. Harsha N
 
 
cont_icon_2   Contact for Appointment,
 
@ Rajaji Nagar, @ Narayana Health City   @ Castle Street, Ashok Nagar  
  +91-80-66121300-1305
+91-80-66121400-1404
  +91-80-66660655-0658
  +91-80-66974000-4003  
 
top  
   
 
Maps & Direction Site Map Recent News Testimonials Videos Download Brouchure  
 
 
::. Cataract & Refractive Lens Surgery ::. Cornea & Refractive Surgery ::. Vitreoretinal Medicine & Surgery ::. Glaucoma ::. Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismology
::. Pediatric Retina ::. Neuro-ophthalmology & Electrophysiology :. Uveitis & Ocular Immunology ::. Ocular Aesthetics ::. Ocular Prosthesis Center ::. Ocular Oncology  
::. Oculoplasty & Orbit Surgery ::. Ocular Trauma ::. Vision Rehabilitation ::. LASIK ::. Contact Lens    
 
 
copy_right