Doctor Boothe - Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center - LASIK Dallas
The Next Generation in Laser Eye Surgery
Led by the most experienced IntraLASIK surgeon in the world, Dr. William Boothe, the team at Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center is renowned for their exemplary patient care and dedication to rewarding vision correction results. Dr. Boothe has been performing laser vision correction for more than 15 years and has helped in excess of 90,000 patients reduce or eliminate their dependency on glasses and contact lenses. One of the things that separates Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center from the other LASIK Dallas facilities, is the fact it houses the latest technologies for vision correction. From the IntraLase laser to the VISX STAR S4 excimer laser platform, Dr. Boothe is able to precisely tailor the vision correction treatment plan to the patient’s unique needs. Please read the information below to learn more about the technology offered at Boothe Eye Care and Laser Center.We strive to bring the newest custom LASIK technology to our patients from Doctor Boothe's Plano offices.
No two eyes are the same. Like your DNA or fingerprint, your vision is unique.Until now, laser vision correction treatment was based on diagnostic technology similar to that used for the prescription eyeglasses or contact lenses. The new CustomVue™ System at LaserVue Eye Center takes laser vision correction to an entirely new, personalized level by combining exclusive personalized diagnostic technology and the Excimer laser into one system.
The advanced diagnostic portion of the new wavefront technology produces a precise, detailed analysis of your vision and provides a personalized laser vision correction plan that addresses your individual needs. This WavePrint Map is coordinated with the VISX STAR S4 ActiveTrak™ Excimer Laser System to create one of the most advanced systems available. The 3-D eye tracker with auto-centration adds a new level of precision, comfort, and safety.
All of these visual irregularities are then displayed as a wavefront map. The map provides information on more than just the front surface of the eye. It shows the variability of how light is focused in different areas of the eye. This information is then transferred to the excimer laser, enabling the surgeon to customize the LASIK procedure to your unique visual requirements. The final result is a treatment as unique as your DNA or a fingerprint. Like conventional LASIK, custom LASIK won't cure all vision-related problems, so it's important to discuss its applications with LaserVue doctors to determine if you are a good candidate.
