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ZEISS SMILE pro

for Hyperopia

Offer KLEx to an even larger group of patients.

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While corneal-based options were not the first choice for hyperopic patients for years, ZEISS changed that perspective by introducing extended treatment ranges for ZEISS SMILE pro, the first Keratorefractive Lenticule Extraction (KLEx) solution to treat hyperopia, myopia and astigmatism.

ZEISS's extensive experience in Laser Vision Correction has enabled the development of a safe and effective flapless option, offering an alternative to clear lens exchange with the benefits of KLEx.

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Bring more versatility to your practice

With treatment ranges of up to +7D1, ZEISS SMILE pro allows you to offer KLEx to a wider range of patients, differentiating your clinic with a solution that has already treated more than 14 million eyes worldwide.

Performed on the ZEISS VISUMAX 800 femtosecond laser, you also benefit from all the features that provide a comfortable surgical experience, including the improved OcuLign® pattern rotation system.

Watch the video with Prof. Dan Reinstein and discover more about ZEISS SMILE pro for Hyperopia.

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Safe and effective solution for your patients

ZEISS SMILE pro for Hyperopia has proven to be a highly predictable and safe laser vision correction option, demonstrating accurate post-operative results with outcomes comparable to hyperopic LASIK.

Gain insights into the clinical outcomes of ZEISS SMILE pro for Hyperopia by downloading the case study from Dr. Smita Agarwal.

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Easy onboarding with short learning curve

By adopting ZEISS SMILE pro for Hyperopia, you don't have to worry about getting started, as the learning curve is short and similar to SMILE pro for myopia.

What's more, our clinical application specialists will be by your side at every step, ensuring seamless integration into your workflow.

Check yourself in the video how easy it is to start with ZEISS SMILE pro for Hyperopia.

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