NEW TECHNOLOGY
OUR TECHNOLOGY, OUR EQUIPMENT, YOUR VISION.
DARING TO INNOVATE
In the world of ophthalmology and vision care, never before have there
been so many new technologies and procedures available. The opportunities
for improved vision are extraordinary.
Put state of the art tools in the hands of world-class eye surgeons
Drs. Fine, Hoffman and Packer key contributors to the
innovative procedures used in modern eye surgery and you have
the perfect combination of experience, skill and technology.
VISX STAR ACTIVTRAK S4 with WAVESCAN
for LASIK
Its the new millennium when it comes to treating nearsightedness,
farsightedness and astigmatism. We are committed to the most advanced,
FDA-approved options for laser surgery: VISX STAR S4.

VISX STAR S4 has been in clinical use for over 10 years. VISX STAR S4
utilizes an advanced Excimer laser for precision, control and safety
during surgical correction. Through our careful guidance, this remarkable
equipment reshapes the cornea, reducing and usually eliminating the
need for glasses and contact lenses. Click
here to set up a free screening appointment.
PRK
Photo-Refractive Keratonomy (PRK) also utilizes the accuracy and precision
of the Excimer laser. PRK technology changes the shape of the cornea
to improve vision through ultraviolet light and high-energy pulses.
In the process, no incisions are made; only microscopic layers of
corneal tissue are removed from the surface of the cornea, allowing
light rays to focus more directly on the retina. More
about PRK Procedure
CK
CK is a vision procedure that uses radiofrequency (RF) energy instead
of a laser to reshape the contours of your eye. By changing the way
your cornea (the clear front surface of the eye) directs light to the
rest of your eye, CK effectively treats the condition known as hyperopia
(commonly called "farsightedness").
ICL
The ICL is an intraocular lens implanted behind the iris and in front
of the natural lens of the eye. It is designed for correction over 3.00
diopters. This procedure is reversible.
RLE
An intraocular lens is implanted in the eye, giving patients the ability
to see distance, intermediate and near objects. It is specially designed
for patients over 40 who have difficulty reading without glasses.
Contact Tony Reynolds, Refractive Surgery Coordinator, at 541-687-2110
or drop by our office at 1550 Oak St., Suite 5, Eugene, Oregon to find
out more about the wide range of technologies and equipment we offer
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Dr. Fine states, "Our position in the field of
cataract and refractive surgery enables us to provide the latest and
most advanced surgical technology.
In fact, we are proud to say that we have more cataract surgery technology
available for our use than any hospital, medical school or clinic
in the world.
For 20 years, we have been working closely with the leading manufacturers
of our precision surgical equipment, including instruments, phacoemulsification
systems and intraocular lens implants.
We also conduct ongoing state-of-the-art clinical research for pharmaceutical
and viscoelastics companies.
This extensive level of involvement makes us unique in our ability
to continually address the specific needs of our patients.
In many cases, our technology surpasses that of the general population
of ophthalmologists."
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