[b][Sydney, November 25, 2015][/b] – [b]The Australian Institute of Eye Surgery[/b], a purpose built laser eye surgery clinic in North Sydney, treats higher-order aberrations with their Wavefront LASIK eye surgery. Also known as custom LASIK, this procedure is similar to conventional LASIK but not only treats basic refractive errors.

[b]Specific Alterations with Wavefront LASIK[/b]

The Australian Institute of Eye Surgery (AIES) shares that unlike traditional LASIK eye surgery, Wavefront LASIK laser reshapes the cornea by treating specific imperfections indicated by the patient’s prescriptions. Determining particular alterations helps the AIES medical team to reshape the cornea according to unique visual needs.

[b]What Patients can Expect[/b]

AIES’ eye surgeons will conduct an assessment of the patient’s suitability. Tests will be carried out by the medical team in terms of refraction, visual acuity, topography, lensometry and topography. Afterwards, patients will have a consultation with their surgeon to assess their condition for LASIK, taking into account the recent test results and physical needs.

Before the actual procedure, the team performs special scanning to spot any small abnormalities in the patient’s optical system. With the help of a wavescan, their eye surgeon can accurately measure the imperfections in the cornea.

The kind of surgery depends on the patient’s need. According to the centre, it is important for patients to undergo a detailed eye examination to qualify.

[b]Qualified and Professional Staff[/b]

AIES guarantees only quality medical service for their patients. The centre empowers its capabilities through its team of medical staff, headed by respected surgeon Dr Ronal Binetter. They take pride in their vast clinical experience and aim to help patients see better through comprehensive medical solutions.

[b]About the Australian Institute of Eye Surgery[/b]

The Australian Institute of Eye Surgery is a laser eye surgery clinic dedicated to helping patients in North Sydney. The centre provides state-of-the-art services with two operating theatres incorporating the latest laser technology and vision correction treatments. AIES’ operating complex has a license from the New South Wales Department of Health and has been awarded full accreditation for excellence by the Australian Council of Health.

Patients interested in learning more about their services may visit their website at http://www.aies.com.au.