AMARIS 750S Excimer - Eye Laser System

Dr. Machat has utilized eighteen different laser systems from eight different manufacturers over his career, and so is intimately familiar with the advantages of each technology. It is with this knowledge that Dr. Machat selected the centerpiece of his LASIK technology to be the Schwind AMARIS 750S Excimer - Eye Laser System.

Crystal Clear Vision™ is the first LASIK Clinic in North America to be equipped with the AMARIS 750S laser system, although there are 350 clinics throughout the world that rely on this advanced laser system. The AMARIS 750S is the fastest laser system, utilizing a 0.54 mm spot size for extremely precise correction patterns and a frequency of 750 pulses per second. Treatment times are very short requiring about 1.5 seconds per diopter of myopia (near-sightedness) correction and 2.7 seconds per diopter of hyperopia (far-sightedness) correction, three times faster than the average laser system speed. The importance of speed is not only that patients find the procedure easier but that the hydration of the cornea is more physiological and helps provide more reliable clinical results. It also is equipped with AFLA, Automatic Fluence Level Adjustment and ITEC, Intelligent Thermal Effect Control. The AMARIS 750S is also the only Excimer laser system in the world that has 6 dimensional eye tracking, providing reliable laser pulse placement in not only the traditional x, y and z planes, but also rotational tracking, cyclotorsional tracking and tracking with eye rolling. The AMARIS eye tracker assesses the position of the eye an astounding 1050 times per second, prior to the delivery of each and every pulse to ensure perfect placement. With an eyetracker reaction time of 3/1000th of a second, Dr. Machat and his patients can feel very confident in the ability of the AMARIS 750S to deliver high quality clinical results every time. The AMARIS is also able to intra-operatively measure corneal thickness and has a slit microscope for corneal examination, providing two further added measures of safety for his LASIK patients.