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Your vision without compromise
Laser
Technology
Surgery
Experience
Orthoptics
Glaucoma
Keratoconus
The Eye is the window's Soul
Your vision without compromise
Surgery, general and specialised consultations
Eye laser surgery LASIK or te-PRK
Operating theater for cataract surgery
Orthoptic exam for children
Eye medical consultation for adults
Eye medical consultation for children from 3.5yo
Refractive exam for glasses and contact lenses adaptation
Special contact lenses adaptation
Diagnostic and therapeutic platforms Lacrydiag / IPL / LLLT
LASIK, myopia, dry eyes
"Doctor, is your laser the most recent one?" The question comes up often in consultation, and it is a fair one. Modern LASIK platforms offer several treatment strategies, called ablation profiles: optimized wavefront, guided wavefront, topography-guided, and, more recently, ray-tracing guided. Every manufacturer promotes its own. So which one should you choose?
Living without glasses or contact lenses is now possible for a great number of patients, but not with just any technique, nor at just any age. Eligibility for refractive surgery depends on a set of criteria: your age, the prescription of each eye, the thickness of your cornea and… your lifestyle. In this article, we review these criteria, then offer you an interactive simulator to get a first personalised orientation.
Some days your vision is sharp; on others it blurs and fluctuates from one moment to the next. We readily blame fatigue, age or screens. Yet the first culprit is often invisible: the tear film that coats your eyes.
A study published in Cell Reports in 2026 proposes a new hypothesis about the mechanisms behind myopia: it may not be screens themselves that drive its development, but rather the reduction in light reaching the retina during prolonged near work in poorly lit indoor environments. Researchers at SUNY College of Optometry (New York) show that pupil constriction linked to accommodation — the natural reflex that makes nearby images sharp — is more pronounced in myopes, further reducing retinal illumination.
