We are OPEN and continuing to see patients for consultations, surgery and post-operative appointments. While Stage 3 Restrictions are in place, you are permitted to leave home for medical care, including eye care, so you can still attend your scheduled appointment at VISTAeyes Laser Eye Clinic.
LASIK vs LASIK vs LASIK
Dr Rick Wolfe writes about the different types of LASIK procedures currently available in Melbourne and explains how to decode them.
In a recent article titled “Exceeding Expectations in Refractive Surgery: CSO MS-39 AS-OCT”, published in the mivision journal, Dr Rick Wolfe writes about his clinical experience with this new technology at VISTAeyes Laser Eye Clinic.
What is Custom LASIK?
Custom LASIK is a personalised vision correction treatment, which uses a computerised device called a corneal topographer to measure your individual cornea, examining specific corneal irregularities (called aberrations) and calculating how to best improve your vision.
Latest COVID-19 Update from VISTAeyes
VISTAeyes Laser Eye Clinic is OPEN for consultations and laser eye surgery. We are monitoring the COVID-19 situation very closely and will continue to act under the guidelines from the Australian health authorities and RANZCO.
At VISTAeyes, we are often asked this question by our female patients.
At VISTAeyes we take the recent Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak very seriously and are taking additional protective measures to ensure the health and safety of our patients, team members and the wider community. We are monitoring the situation closely and will continue to act under the guidelines from the Australian health authorities and RANZCO.
The initial promise that SMILE would provide better visual outcomes, have shorter recovery time and be less invasive to the corneal integrity did not eventuate – writes Dr Rick Wolfe.
Dr Rick Wolfe presents at an Optometry Educational Evening titled “Vision: Quantity and Quality” and explains the latest developments in topography-guided laser ablations and IOL technologies.
AUSCRS Conference 2019
Dr Rick Wolfe writes about this year’s AUSCRS conference, held in Queenstown, New Zealand on 17-20 July 2019. The conference, with “Crystal Clear” as its theme, was attended by over 250 surgeons and support staff.
