Contoura Vision (Customised LASIK)

Why settle for standard when you can have vision as unique as your fingerprint? Experience wavefront-optimized technology that corrects your power and enhances visual quality at Hardia Eye Hospital.

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What is Contoura Vision?

Contoura Vision is a topography-guided laser vision correction procedure that uses thousands of unique data points from the corneal surface to customise treatment for each patient. Unlike standard LASIK, which primarily corrects refractive errors, Contoura Vision also addresses minor imperfections on the cornea that may affect the quality of vision.

Using advanced excimer laser technology, the cornea is reshaped with exceptional precision, allowing light to focus more accurately on the retina for improved visual clarity.

Why Choose Contoura Vision?

What Happens During the Procedure?

Detailed digital mapping of the cornea is performed.

Anaesthetic eye drops are applied for a comfortable experience.

A thin corneal flap is gently created.

The excimer laser reshapes the cornea using your personalised treatment profile.

The flap is repositioned naturally without stitches.

Recovery After Contoura Vision Surgery

Is Contoura Vision Right for You?

Contoura Vision may be suitable for adults with a stable spectacle prescription who want to reduce their dependence on glasses or contact lenses. Suitability depends on several factors, including your refractive error, corneal thickness, overall eye health, and lifestyle requirements.

A detailed consultation with an experienced ophthalmologist is the best way to determine whether Contoura Vision is the right laser vision correction option for you.

Benefits of Contoura Vision

Advanced Technology for Personalised Vision

At Dr. P. S. Hardia Advanced Eye Laser Surgery Centre, Contoura Vision is performed using advanced diagnostic imaging and topography-guided laser technology to deliver customised treatment with exceptional precision. Every patient undergoes a thorough pre-operative assessment to ensure a personalised treatment plan focused on safety, visual quality, and long-term results.

Advanced Femtosecond Laser Technology

Numbs, safety and predictable results

Experienced Ophthalmologists

Expert care with thousands of successful procedures

Comprehensive Eye Evaluation

Detailed assessment for personalised treatment

Our focus is always on delivering personalised care and long-term vision improvement.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Contoura Vision better than standard LASIK?

Contoura Vision is an advanced form of LASIK that uses detailed corneal mapping to personalise treatment. For suitable candidates, it may provide improved visual quality compared with conventional LASIK by correcting subtle corneal irregularities in addition to refractive errors.

How long do the results of Contoura Vision last?

The corneal reshaping performed during Contoura Vision is permanent. However, natural age-related eye changes, such as presbyopia or cataracts, may still affect vision in the future.

Can both eyes be treated on the same day?

Yes. In most cases, both eyes are treated during a single session, allowing patients to recover more conveniently.

When can I return to work after Contoura Vision?

Many patients can return to office work within one or two days, depending on their recovery and their ophthalmologist's advice.

Can I wear contact lenses before my consultation?

Contact lenses should usually be discontinued before your eye assessment, as they can temporarily change the shape of the cornea and affect treatment planning.

Will I still need glasses after Contoura Vision?

Many patients achieve excellent distance vision and significantly reduce their dependence on glasses. Some people may still require reading glasses later in life due to natural ageing.

What precautions should I follow after Contoura Vision surgery?

Avoid rubbing your eyes, follow your prescribed eye drop schedule, protect your eyes from dust and water during the initial healing period, and attend all follow-up appointments recommended by your ophthalmologist.