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What is Contura Vision?
Contura Vision is an advanced vision correction procedure that utilizes cutting-edge mapping technology to create a personalized treatment plan unique to each patient's corneal topography. Unlike traditional laser vision correction methods, Contura delivers highly precise corneal reshaping by analyzing thousands of data points across the eye's surface, resulting in superior visual outcomes with reduced risk of side effects such as glare and halos. This revolutionary approach not only corrects common refractive errors like nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism but also addresses subtle corneal irregularities that other procedures might miss. Patients typically experience rapid recovery and exceptional visual clarity, often achieving better than 20/20 vision with enhanced contrast sensitivity and night vision quality.
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Contura Vision is an advanced vision correction procedure that creates a personalized treatment map based on your unique corneal topography. Unlike traditional LASIK, which applies a standard correction pattern, Contura analyzes thousands of data points across your eye's surface to deliver precise corneal reshaping. This customized approach corrects both common refractive errors and subtle corneal irregularities, often resulting in superior visual outcomes with reduced risk of side effects like glare and halos.
Ideal candidates for Contura Vision are adults 18 years or older with stable vision prescriptions for at least one year. The procedure can correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. During your consultation, our specialists will perform comprehensive testing to evaluate your corneal thickness, pupil size, tear production, and overall eye health to determine if Contura Vision is right for you. Some conditions that may disqualify candidates include severe dry eye, thin corneas, certain autoimmune disorders, or advanced glaucoma.
The Contura Vision procedure typically takes about 15-20 minutes for both eyes. You'll receive numbing eye drops for comfort, and while you'll be awake during the procedure, you shouldn't feel pain. After surgery, you may experience mild discomfort, watery eyes, or light sensitivity for a few hours. Most patients notice vision improvement within 24 hours, with vision continuing to stabilize over the following week. Many patients report being able to return to work and normal activities within 1-2 days, though you'll need to avoid swimming and contact sports for about two weeks.
Most Contura Vision patients achieve 20/20 vision or better, with many experiencing visual clarity superior to what they had with glasses or contacts. The precision mapping technology often results in enhanced night vision and contrast sensitivity compared to traditional laser procedures. Clinical studies show that Contura patients are more likely to achieve better than 20/20 vision and report higher satisfaction with their visual outcomes. Results are typically long-lasting, though natural age-related vision changes may still occur over time.
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