SmartSight | LASER VISION CORRECTION WITHOUT A FLAP
SmartSight is an advanced laser vision correction treatment that improves vision without creating a corneal flap.
It is a minimally invasive laser eye surgery performed using the SCHWIND ATOS® laser system.
The cornea is reshaped through a small keyhole opening, allowing for precise treatment with excellent visual outcomes.
What is SmartSight?
LASIK is the most commonly performed laser eye surgery. It reshapes the cornea by creating a flap.
SmartSight offers a different approach.
It is a flap-free, keyhole laser procedure that removes a small disc of tissue (lenticule) from within the cornea to correct vision.
The treatment is performed entirely with the SCHWIND ATOS® laser in one step, without the need to move between machines.
This allows for a fast, comfortable experience and accurate results.
Benefits
SmartSight laser vision correction is:
• Flap-Free – No flap. No blade. No large incision
• Minimally Invasive – Small keyhole access to reshape the cornea
• Precise – Advanced femtosecond laser technology
• Stable – Maintains corneal strength and structure
• Comfortable – Reduced impact on the eye surface
Results
• Clear vision
• Fast visual recovery
• High corneal stability
• Reduced dry eye symptoms compared to flap procedures
Who is Eligible?
SmartSight may be suitable for patients who are short-sighted or have astigmatism.
It is ideal for those who prefer a flap-free procedure or have an active lifestyle, including contact sports.
A full assessment is required to determine the most suitable treatment for your eyes.
Procedure
The cornea is reshaped using advanced femtosecond laser technology.
A small lenticule is created within the cornea and removed through a tiny keyhole opening.
The procedure is quick, precise and completed within minutes. No flap is created.
Recovery
Visual recovery is rapid for most patients following SmartSight treatment.
The small incision heals quickly with minimal disruption to the eye surface.
Vision continues to improve over the following days as the eye stabilises.