DNEye scanner and ImpressionIST
DNEye Scanner
The DNEye scanner takes measurements at 7000 data points across the eye and then calculates a biometric model using 80 different parameters such as eye (axial) length, spherical corneal power, astigmatic corneal power, crystalline lens thickness and pupil size (in light and dark conditions). It uses information from the topography, pachymetry and aberrometry to calculate and build this computer model.
These biometric measurements are used to make the most precise individualised lenses that enable the sharpest vision possible. They are available in single vision, anti-fatigue and progressive lenses.
There are currently about 70 of these special scanners in Australia.
Book an appointment online or call (03) 9558 4499.
ImpressionIST
The ImpressionIST takes 3D video images of a frame worn on an individual to calculate precisely all the angles of light entering from the lens into the patient’s eyes. Every frame sits differently on an individual. These measurements allow for a perfect match of frames and lenses for that individual.
Taking measurements on the ImpressionIST is easy. The patient is guided by the system where to stand. The patient then looks ahead into the mirror as two cameras take images of the frame from different angles. The measurements are then used in conjunction with the patient’s test results and the biometric scans to produce tailor-made lenses to allow for easy adaption and sharp vision. Information on the lens thickness, weight, and dimensions fitted to the frame of choice are instantly available.
Book an appointment online or call (03) 9558 4499.
