The revolution for more precision through blade-free implantation.
For cataracts and presbyopia: lens surgery with the LensX® laser, completely without blades, highly precise and safe.
The Centre Ophtalmologique Place de Paris is the first and only centre in Luxembourg to offer you this innovative technique.
The LenSx® femto-laser makes it possible for the first time to implant artificial lenses without blades for the treatment of cataracts and presbyopia.
The LenSx® thus revolutionises this surgical method, which has remained unchanged for over 40 years.
Several partial steps of the previous surgical method are combined in this laser intervention and thus make the surgeon’s scalpel superfluous. For the patient, this new procedure offers many advantages, such as greater precision due to more accurate positioning of the artificial lens and greater safety due to high-precision laser cuts.
The LenSx® works with a precision that is hardly possible by hand and thus creates the conditions for an almost complication-free treatment.
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The Centre Ophtalmologique Place de Paris is proud to be the first and only centre in Luxembourg to offer you femto-laser cataract and clear lens surgery with the Alcon LenSx® laser.
The Femto laser was introduced in 2008 and represents the latest development in modern lens surgery.
The primary goal of using a Femto-Laser in lens surgery is to standardise certain surgical steps to replace the surgeon’s manual precision with the automated, infallible precision of the laser.
The Femto-Laser thus revolutionises the surgical method, which has remained virtually unchanged for over 40 years, by replacing the scalpel and tweezers, thereby reducing potential human error to a minimum. Patients thus receive an increase in precision, perfection and safety that cannot be achieved by the human hand, especially in the following steps :
- The Femto laser makes it possible to position and size the corneal incisions very precisely.
- The circular opening in front of the lens bag has a constant diameter and is perfectly circular, which gives the intraocular implant better stability.
- The lens core is fragmented into small pieces that are easier to remove.
Proven advantages (compared to the manual method) :
- 43% less energy required to extract the lens and therefore less stress on the surrounding delicate tissue.
- Fewer damaged cells in the cornea.
- Less corneal oedema and postoperative inflammation.
- Less risk of secondary cataract (common opacification of the posterior capsule of the lens that occurs several months to years after surgery).
- Faster postoperative recovery after advanced cataract.
- Less postoperative residual astigmatism.
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