The Eye-Q Advantage
WaveLight was the first company to introduce high speed laser vision correction in the United States. Now, the ALLEGRETTO WAVE® Eye-Q takes the technology one step further with the fastest excimer laser system available today in the U.S. Operating at 400 HZ while applying 400 treatment pulses per second, many people can receive vision correction treatment in as little as 8 seconds, some even less.
You Have Waited Long Enough!
If you have been waiting to have laser vision correction, wait no longer. Proven technology is
here and now is the time to find out whether you
are a candidate. Call us today to schedule an evaluation.
The Fastest Excmier Laser System in the U.S.
Technology designed to have 100% of patients freed from corrective lenses.
PerfectPulse Technology® ensures safe and precise work at a high speed. Each ultra-thin laser pulse is used to sculpt the corneal surface of the eye with the utmost precision. The high-speed eye-tracker follows the eye’s fastest movements, checking the eye’s position 400 times per second while ensuring an accurate placement of each laser pulse on the cornea. An integrated crossline projector provides the surgeon an exact alignment of the eye’s position.
The ALLEGRETTO WAVE® Eye-Q
brings you closer to laser vision correction with patients seeing beyond 20/20.
Taking human sight beyond 20/20 is possible. The ALLEGRETTO WAVE® Eye-Q brings you closer to achieving your desire for perfect vision. This technology, built by WaveLight, represents a new generation in laser vision technology. From the start, it was designed to provide custom treatments by incorporating wavefront principles into each procedure while adjusting the treatment to the patient’s unique corneal curvature.
The ALLEGRETTO WAVE® Eye-Q customizes every treatment to the patient’s individual prescription and cornea while aiming to improve what nature originally designed. The Wavefront Optimized™ treatment considers the unique curvature and biomechanics of the eye, preserving quality of vision and addressing the spherical distortions that can induce glare and may affect night vision.
