Clinical study results¹ showed that one year after treatment: 100% of nearsighted patients and more than 95% of all clinical study patients could pass a driving test without glasses or contact lenses.
98% of mild-to-moderate nearsighted patients could see 20/20 or better without glasses or contact lenses.
Four times as many mild-to-moderate nearsighted participants were very satisfied with their night vision after treatment compared to their night vision before treatment with glasses or contacts.
In a clinical survey² of LASIK patients who had their corneal flaps created using a microkeratome in one eye and the IntraLase® blade-free method in the other, more patients (81%) chose the IntraLase Method™, over the microkeratome when given a choice.
Source: 1.Date on file. VISX, Inc. FDA CustomVue procedure clinical trials; 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 2. Durrie DS. Randomized prospective clinic study of LASIK: IntraLase vs. mechanical keratome