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About Dr. Alan Mitchell

Dr. Mitchell, a board certified ophthalmologist, is one of an elite group of fellowship trained refractive surgeons and has performed over 5,000 refractive procedures. He is currently Medical Director of the Mitchell Refractive Surgery and Eye Center. >>Read More About Dr. Mitchell

IntraLase™ FS

The IntraLase™ FS laser offers a less invasive, more precise alternative to the traditional LASIK procedure, which eliminates the use of a microkeratome blade for the creation of a flap in the cornea. This procedure uses a computer-controlled laser to create a flap that is thinner and more accurate for the individual patient. The IntraLase FS laser has been used to treat over 1 million patients for laser vision correction, and offers superior results with increased patient comfort.

As the LASIK procedure continues to improve, the IntraLase FS laser is at the forefront of new technology.  This device creates a thin, uniform flap with precise sizing and location to specifically meet the visual needs of the patient. The IntraLase FS laser also offers the surgeon more control during the procedure as it delivers consistent, effective results.

Although the LASIK procedure has been performed for years with minimal risk of complications, most complications that did occur were a result of the microkeratome blade. The IntraLase FS laser eliminates these risks and is considered to be up to 100 times more accurate in creating the flap than the traditional blade approach.

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