See More. Understand Better.
The eye is incredibly detailed, and sometimes what matters most cannot be seen during a routine examination.
At EYON, advanced diagnostic technology helps us look deeper, measure more precisely and make better-informed clinical decisions.
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Looking Beneath the Surface.
OCT allows us to see the microscopic layers of the retina and optic nerve — structures that cannot be examined in this detail with a routine eye examination.
REVO FC combines high-resolution OCT with fundus photography, helping us diagnose, document and monitor retinal and optic nerve conditions.
- Retina
- Macula
- Glaucoma
- Optic Nerve
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Every Curve Tells a Story.
The cornea may look transparent and simple, but its shape contains an enormous amount of information.
Pentacam creates a detailed three-dimensional analysis of the cornea, including its front and back surfaces and thickness.
It plays an important role in evaluating keratoconus, planning refractive surgery and understanding complex corneal conditions.
- Keratoconus
- LASIK Evaluation
- Corneal Disease
- Surgical Planning
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A Fingerprint of Your Cornea.
No two corneas are identical. Contoura Vision needs a map of yours.
The Topolyzer takes thousands of elevation points across the surface, so laser treatment can be planned to the eye in front of us.
- LASIK
- Contoura Vision
- Corneal mapping
- Refractive planning
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Choosing the Right Lens for Your Eye.
One of the most important steps before cataract surgery happens before entering the operating theatre.
Optical biometry precisely measures the dimensions of your eye and helps calculate the power of the intraocular lens to be implanted during cataract surgery.
These measurements become especially important when planning premium, toric and other advanced IOLs.
- Cataract Surgery
- IOL Calculation
- Premium IOL Planning
Millions of Tiny Cells. One Clear Window to the World.
The innermost surface of the cornea contains tiny endothelial cells that help keep the cornea transparent.
Specular microscopy allows us to photograph and analyse these cells without touching the eye.
It is particularly useful before cataract surgery and in patients with corneal disease or previous corneal transplantation.
- Corneal Health
- Cataract Planning
- Corneal Transplantation
Seeing Beyond What You Notice.
Your vision is much more than what you see straight ahead.
Visual field testing maps your central and peripheral vision and can detect areas of reduced sensitivity that you may not notice yourself.
It is particularly important for diagnosing and monitoring glaucoma and certain optic nerve and neurological conditions.
- Glaucoma
- Optic Nerve
- Neurological Eye Conditions
Every Detail Matters.
The slit lamp is one of the most important instruments in an eye examination.
Digital imaging allows important findings involving the cornea, conjunctiva, lens and other structures at the front of the eye to be photographed and documented.
This helps us compare changes over time and explain findings more clearly to patients.
- Cornea
- Cataract
- Ocular Surface
- Documentation
Understanding Your Tears.
Dry eye is not simply about having fewer tears.
The quality of the tear film, oil glands of the eyelids and stability of tears all influence how comfortable and clear your vision feels.
Advanced dry-eye analysis helps us understand the underlying cause so treatment can be directed towards the problem rather than simply treating the symptoms.
- Dry Eye
- MGD
- Ocular Surface
- Pre-LASIK Evaluation
Precision Where It Matters Most.
Modern eye surgery combines the skill of the surgeon with technology capable of working at microscopic precision.
At EYON, our surgical platforms are selected to support accuracy, consistency and safety across laser vision correction, cataract, corneal and complex ocular surface surgery.
Technology in the hands of experience.
Eye on Precision. Eye on What Matters.
Laser Precision. Personalized to Your Eyes.
The WaveLight EX500 is the heart of EYON’s laser vision correction suite.
Its high-speed excimer laser precisely reshapes the cornea to correct refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism.
When combined with WaveLight Topolyzer VARIO data, it also enables Contoura Vision topography-guided treatment in suitable patients.
- LASIK
- Contoura Vision
- Myopia
- Astigmatism
Precision at the First Step of LASIK.
Creating a precise and predictable corneal flap is an important part of microkeratome LASIK.
EYON uses the Moria One Use-Plus system with SBK 90 technology for thin-flap LASIK in appropriately selected patients.
The single-use head is designed to provide consistency while reducing risks associated with reuse of critical components.
- LASIK
- SBK
- Thin-Flap LASIK
Modern Cataract Surgery Through a Tiny Incision.
The Alcon Legion system is EYON’s phacoemulsification platform for modern cataract surgery.
Phacoemulsification uses controlled ultrasound energy to break the cloudy cataract into tiny fragments, allowing it to be gently removed through a small incision before the selected intraocular lens is implanted.
The technology allows the surgeon precise control of fluidics, ultrasound energy and the surgical environment inside the eye.
- Cataract Surgery
- Premium IOL
- Toric IOL
- Complex Cataract
When Millimetres Become Microscopic.
Eye surgery takes place within structures measured in millimetres — and sometimes microns.
Advanced surgical microscopy provides magnification, illumination and visualization required for delicate cataract, corneal and ocular surface procedures.
For our surgeons, better visualization means the ability to work with greater precision where even the smallest detail matters.
- Cataract
- Cornea
- Ocular Surface
- Microsurgery
Precision Needs the Right Environment.
Technology inside the eye is only part of safe surgery.
EYON’s dedicated modular operation theatre has been designed around controlled surgical workflow, separation of clean and contaminated pathways, sterilization protocols and disciplined operating-room practices.
From instrument processing to the surgical field, every step is designed around patient safety.
- Cataract
- Cornea
- LASIK
- Advanced Eye Surgery
When Conventional Surgery Is Not Enough.
Some of the most challenging eyes require more than conventional surgical solutions.
EYON has specialized expertise in advanced corneal transplantation, ocular surface reconstruction, limbal stem cell procedures and keratoprosthesis surgery for severely compromised eyes.
Our surgical capabilities include procedures such as DALK, endothelial keratoplasty, stem cell transplantation and complex ocular surface reconstruction, with highly specialized procedures including Type II Keratoprosthesis and Minor Salivary Gland Transplantation undertaken in carefully selected cases.
- Corneal Transplantation
- Stem Cell Reconstruction
- Severe Ocular Surface Disease
- Keratoprosthesis
Technology Doesn’t Perform Surgery.Surgeons Do.
The most advanced surgical platform is only as effective as the clinical judgment behind it.
At EYON, technology supports our surgeons — it does not replace them.
The decision of when to operate, how to operate and which technology to use remains individualized for every eye.
Experience. Technology. Judgment.
Eye on Precision. Eye on What Matters.