Today, using Catalase we can remove a cataract utilizing the most modern technology and the unparalled experience of our ophthalmologists achieving more precise, safe and reproducible results. Catalase or Femtosecond Laser Cataract Surgery as it is known in the USA is available only in the most advanced ophthalmology centers around the world.

* The risk of postoperative astigmatism and extreme fluctuations in intraocular pressure are minimized with Catalase.

* Patients do not need to suspend their everyday activities because visual rehabilitation is extremely fast.

The technique known as intracorneal ring implantation is performed worldwide at the most prestigious and experienced ophthalmology centers with experience in keratoconus. Intracorneal rings are well tolerated, with a very low risk of rejection by the organism. Intracorneal ring segment surgery is a completely reversible procedure. If necessary, ring segments can be removed at any time, and the cornea will return to its original shape.

The cornea is the tissue on the very front of the eye. It is clear and covers the iris and pupil. It works with the lens to provide focusing power to the eye. If the cornea becomes opaque, swollen, or scarred, vision is compromised. Medication to control the damage to the cornea is usually the first line of treatment, but once it is clear that medication will not halt or alter the damage, a corneal transplant is considered. This surgical procedure involves the removal of the damaged tissue and replacement with a healthy, donated human cornea.

This method works by increasing collagen cross-linking, which are the natural "anchors" within the cornea. These anchors are responsible for preventing the cornea from bulging out and becoming steep and irregular (which is the cause of keratoconus).

FemtoLASIK, the evolution in refractive surgery, incorporates the FEMTO LDV Z8 laser and AMARIS 1050RS for precise correction of myopia, astigmatism, hypermetropia, and presbyopia.

Recognized as the leading ophthalmology center in Mexico in the number of patients treated with phakic lenses, we offer one of the greatest advances in modern ophthalmology, the phakic lens. We use phakic lenses as an alternative for patients with myopia or astigmatism who are not candidates for LASIK surgery.

PresbyMAX® can correct visual disturbances such as astigmatism, myopia or hyperopia along with presbyopia. These patients are able to read a book, drive a car, play sports without the need for eyeglasses. Both eyes are treated simultaneously and both eyes are able to see in both distances.

PresbyMAX® is a safe and effective procedure for emetropes, myopes and hyperopes as well as patients with astigmatism.

The cause of pterygium is uncertain, but prolonged exposure to factors such as ultraviolet light, low humidity, wind, sand, and dust is believed to contribute to its formation. Pterygia are commonly observed in individuals from tropical climates, including Mexico, and are more prevalent in men than women.

TransPRK is used in patients who perform extreme sports such martial arts, kickboxing and boxing. It is recommended in patients with high myopa or astigmatism and/or have thin corneas that are not candidates for LASIK surgery or its variant techniques.

It is an excellent option for patients with high-risk jobs such as law enforcement officials, firemen or members of the armed forces. Patients with high anxiety over the creation of a flap are excellent candidates for this type of surgery.

The TRIFOCAL intraocular lens is a revolutionary technology in intraocular lens (IOL) design which enables a patient to improve vision in all distances thus eliminating or reducing significantly the need for eyeglasses after surgery.

Until recently, cataracts patients who underwent surgery, required near reading bifocal glasses. We now offer all our patients with cataracts or those with significant visual impairment over the age of 50, the possibility to improve their vision with this new technology.