New Techniques in Surgical Procedures

But What is Behind This?

The first pioneer of the glasses we know today was developed already in ancient times to find a solution for visual impairment. But it was a long way before glasses became what we know them today. Not too long ago, the first alternative visual aid, the contact lens, was developed, which has now established itself alongside glasses.

Today's modern technology makes it possible to use procedures that make it possible to no longer be dependent on a foreign object (contact lenses) or visual aids in the case of existing ametropia.

Laser technology has developed groundbreaking methods in the field of microsurgery, which are used in today's eye surgery.

Thanks to the developments in eye surgery, procedures can be offered that in most cases represent a permanent solution for the ametropia and can thus eliminate the dependence on visual aids.

Wavefront technology is a further development of excimer laser technology.

With this procedure, an individual ablation profile can be calculated for each eye. As a result, the optical aberrations of a higher order can be included in the eye laser LASIK correction. Thus, with the Wavefront Lasik, individual peculiarities of the eye are addressed. This not only corrects the ametropia, but also takes into account the structure and refractive power of each eye. For this reason, an improvement in visual performance can also be achieved with this method, even in unfavorable lighting conditions.

This optimization can neither be achieved with contact lenses nor with glasses and that is exactly why this method represents a groundbreaking innovation. Not only is comfort ensured in the case of existing ametropia, but also an optimal result, which cannot be achieved with any existing aid.

For this reason, we at Hanseatic Health wanted to include the wavefront technology in our range of services in order to always be able to guarantee you the most modern technologies in the respective area of ​​application. The focus here is always on the cost-benefit ratio. Although some procedures represent an enrichment of modern technology, they are not recommended for every patient in a more detailed individual analysis.

It is important to know all the techniques and to adapt the right procedure to your personal needs.

We will be happy to advise you in order to find the individually best suitable method for you.