Lensar, Inc.

E Valaski Teuma

Gary Paul Gray

John McWhirter

Richard Ty Olmstead

John E McWhirter

John Mcwhirter

Gary P Gray

George Curatu

George C Curatu

Dustin Morley

Arthur Newton

Alan Connaughton

Scott Anderson

Dale Mcpherson

A patient interface device (PID) for contacting the surface of the eye and having a meniscus inverter. A pin, clip and ridge configuration for holding a window and maintaining an open reservoir of BSS in a PID. A PID for integrated systems and methods for performing laser and phacoemulsification operations. A PID for a reconfigurable system for performing a laser procedure in a laser configuration, and then being reconfigured into a phaco configuration, to perform a phacoemulsification, and then being reconfigured back to the laser configuration.

Patient interface devices and methods and systems for combined sonic and laser applications

A method for forming an incision in an eye, the method including performing a first pass of a first laser beam along a path within an eye, wherein after completion of the first pass there exists a residual uncut layer at an anterior surface of a cornea of the eye. The method further including performing a second pass of a second laser beam only along a portion of the path that contains the residual uncut layer, wherein after completion of the second pass, the residual uncut layer is transformed into a full complete through surface incision.

Second pass femtosecond laser for incomplete laser full or partial thickness corneal incisions

Systems and methods for performing laser operations to improve the accommodative amplitude of an eye. Systems, methods and laser delivery patterns and operations for structural pillars in the lens of the eye to permit deformation of laser effected areas of the lens that are adjacent to the pillars.

Laser methods and systems for addressing, mitigating and reversing presbyopia

A patient interface device for use with a laser surgery apparatus, the device including an upper assembly and a lower assembly attached to the upper assembly. The device including a spherical-like object that engages the lower assembly so that an enclosed volume is defined between the spherical-like object, the lower assembly and the upper assembly, wherein a first liquid substantially fills the enclosed volume. The device further including a channel that contains a second fluid that is exposed to ambient atmosphere.

Patient interface device for ophthalmic laser procedures

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E Valaski Teuma