[SYDNEY, September 29, 2015]—The Australian Institute of Eye Surgery (AIES), one of the most trusted laser eye surgery clinics in New South Wales, offers Trans PRK ‘no-touch’ surface treatments. This offering is part of the practice’s mission to provide patients with less invasive surgical methods to ensure comfort while improving precision and accuracy.

Understanding the Procedure

The AIES uses the Schwind Amaris Laser System to make ‘no-touch’ surface treatments possible. According to the surgeons, the Trans PRK (Trans Epithelial Photorefractive Keratectomy) Laser Eye surgery is a unique and more advanced variation of LASIK treatments.

The clinic explains that Trans PRK is a single-step treatment, which keeps the eye from coming into contact with any surgical instrument. The procedure involves gentle removal of the epithelium through laser. Using the technology, the surgeon will then reshape the cornea based on the patient’s refractive error.

Assessment of Suitability

Before patients can undergo any laser eye surgery, the AIES medical team conducts comprehensive assessments. The following are tested in their suitability evaluations:

• Refraction: Determining the refractive error of the eyes
• Lensometry: Measuring the strength of the glasses
• Pachymetry: Gauging corneal thickness
• Visual Acuity: Understanding and gauging the keenness of sight without glasses
• Topography: Aiding in the creation of a contour plan for the cornea

About the Australian Institute of Eye Surgery

The Australian Institute of Eye Surgery (AIES) is one of the top practices in New South Wales when it comes to eye surgery. Founded in 1996, the clinic has been treating cataracts and correcting vision problems for two decades running. The clinic has established a reputation for their advanced clinical methods and skilled healthcare professionals. They make use of the finest available laser technology and operating theatres.The AIES is currently headed by respected Dr Ronald BinetterM.B.B.S. F.R.A.N.Z.C.O. F.R.A.C.S.The clinic is has accreditations and recognitions from industry regulators, such as the New South Wales Department of Health and the Australian Council of Health Care Standards.

To learn more about the practice, visit http://www.aies.com.au/.