ZEISS MEL® 90 Excimer Laser System
High Precision and Advanced Safety Features
The ZEISS MEL® 90 Excimer Laser System is an advanced laser platform designed for corneal refractive surgery. Its high pulse repetition rate enables efficient treatment while supporting precise laser ablation. The system incorporates advanced eye-tracking technology that continuously monitors eye movements during the procedure and automatically adjusts laser delivery to enhance treatment accuracy.
Personalized Vision Correction
Each treatment is individually planned using detailed measurements of the patient's eyes. This personalized approach is designed to address individual refractive characteristics and support optimal visual outcomes when clinically appropriate.
Efficient Procedure and Recovery
The advanced technology of the ZEISS MEL® 90 enables laser treatment to be completed within a short period of time. Depending on the procedure performed and the patient's individual condition, many patients may resume their normal daily activities shortly after treatment, following their ophthalmologist's recommendations.
Advanced Technology for Refractive Surgery
Combining an ergonomic design with sophisticated treatment software, the ZEISS MEL® 90 supports modern refractive surgery by providing ophthalmic surgeons with precise treatment planning and laser delivery capabilities.
At our hospital, the system is used for the surgical correction of refractive errors in appropriately selected candidates, including:
- Myopia (nearsightedness)
- Hyperopia (farsightedness)
- Astigmatism
Patient eligibility for laser vision correction is determined following a comprehensive ophthalmic examination by an ophthalmologist.
Key Features
- High-precision excimer laser technology
- Advanced real-time eye-tracking system
- Personalized treatment planning
- Efficient treatment with short procedure times
- ZEISS optical technology and proven reliability
All refractive procedures are performed following a detailed clinical evaluation to determine the most appropriate treatment approach for each individual patient. Results may vary depending on the patient's ocular characteristics and clinical condition.
