miophthalmology products

Although YAG posterior capsulotomy is a well-understood procedure, shortcomings associated with legacy laser equipment used to perform the procedure may result in ongoing vision problems for some patients.
With Tango Reflex Neo from Ellex, a brand of Lumibird Medical, it is possible to create YAG posterior capsulotomies with fewer iatrogenic floaters, keeping intraocular lenses (IOLs) intact and with precise capsulotomy diameters.
Maintain full visual focus with up to 2 mm extended posterior offset.* Focus depths greater than those conventionally in use for capsulotomy produce a powerful anterior-moving hydraulic-jet effect, translating into neater tissue separation and superior IOL protection against ionised plasma strikes.

Contact: Ellex salesadmin@ellex.com

For 25 years, Tecnis has been driven by science to advance intraocular lens (IOL) technology. Each evolution in optical design is guided by a singular purpose: restoring sharp, reliable vision for your patients.
Tecnis PureSee IOL with the Tecnis Simplicity Delivery System is a purely refractive presbyopia-correcting extended depth of focus lens that’s easy to use,1-3 giving patients consistent high image contrast4,5 in all lighting conditions with a monofocal-like dysphotopsia profile.6,7
Tecnis Odyssey IOL, also with the Tecnis Simplicity Delivery System, is a freeform diffractive profile presbyopia-correcting full visual range lens8-12 that aims for spectacle independence,13,14 while delivering consistent distance outcomes with sharp, defined vision, day and night.15,16

Contact: AMO Australia (AUS) 1800 266 111 or (NZ) 0800 266 700

Glaukos iStent technology is the number one minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) platform worldwide,1 prioritising safe and effective outcomes that are comparable to cataract surgery alone.
The newest of its technologies, iStent infinite, carries on the legacy of excellence established by iStent devices over the past 20 years. It’s backed by a robust, diverse, and long-term body of clinical evidence providing:
Sustained intraocular pressure and topical medication reduction,2
Proven safety with a tissue-sparing device,3
Proven protection against visual field loss,4
Significant and durable quality of life improvements,5 and
A 72% reduction in the number of patients with severe ocular surface disease symptoms.6

Visit: glaukos.net.au

For more than a decade, Eyetek has supported Australian eye care professionals with advanced diagnostic and surgical planning equipment, clinical solutions, and local expertise.
Available through Eyetek, the CSO MS39 anterior segment optical coherence tomography (OCT) device combines high-resolution OCT-based anterior segment tomography with Placido disc corneal topography in one advanced diagnostic platform.
Providing detailed corneal analysis including pachymetry, epithelial mapping, and corneal aberrometry, the MS39 supports comprehensive anterior segment assessment and surgical planning.
Its advanced capabilities also include crystalline lens biometry and a ray-tracing based intraocular lens calculation module, providing clinicians with valuable diagnostic information when assessing and planning treatment for surgical patients.

Contact: Eyetek (AUS) 1300 618 336 or excellent@eyetek.com.au

Oertli’s surgical platforms are designed to support ophthalmic surgeons, particularly vitreoretinal specialists, by enhancing their surgical experience. The OS 4 system offers a versatile solution for posterior segment surgery, featuring a multi-pump fluidics system with proprietary SPEEP (speed and precision) function and optional integrated laser and illumination options. Its design supports efficient workflow and precise control during delicate procedures.
To expand on these possibilities, the Faros system balances portability with advanced dual-pump functionality at a low cost. The CataRhex 3 provides a compact alternative for cataract surgery in mobile or space-limited environments.
Oertli platforms are engineered to support surgical precision and operational efficiency while offering sustainability benefits in some models.

Contact: Device Technologies Account Manager or eyes@device.com.au

The enVista family of intraocular lenses (IOLs) combines established material and optical technology with a range of options to meet different patient needs, including enVista Monofocal, enVista Aspire, and enVista Envy.
EyeGility, the preloaded IOL delivery system, is the newest addition to the enVista family. Developed with input from surgeons globally, EyeGility is designed to support ease of use and a smooth, reliable delivery experience.
Together, enVista and EyeGility combine established lens technology with the convenience of a purpose-built preloaded system, bringing confidence from lens choice through to delivery.

Contact: Bausch + Lomb (AUS) 1800 251 150 or Customer.Service@bausch.com

Optos ultra-widefield retinal imaging provides valuable support throughout the cataract patient journey, from preoperative assessment to postoperative monitoring.
A single, non-mydriatic optomap capture can image 200° of the retina in under half a second, helping clinicians document and assess the peripheral retina and identify retinal findings that may influence surgical planning and outcomes.
Optos scanning laser ophthalmoscopy can capture high-resolution images through most cataracts, helping reveal the retinal structures behind media opacity.
Daytona, California, MonacoPro, and Silverstone offer multimodal imaging options, while MonacoPro and Silverstone also integrate optical coherence tomography for detailed retinal assessment.
With Optos Advance, images can be reviewed, documented, and monitored efficiently, supporting streamlined workflows and greater patient engagement.

Visit: optos.com or contact auinfo@optos.com

There are several situations where a 1stQ AddOn supplementary sulcus lens may be required to achieve the best outcome for cataract and refractive lens exchange patients.
1stQ AddOn lenses (Medicontur Group) have very high rotational stability in the sulcus due to the non-torque four-point fixation design. These lenses are available in monofocal, monofocal toric, trifocal, and trifocal toric options.
They allow precise correction of residual spherical and astigmatic refractive errors via the 0.25 D spherical power equivalent steps and up to 11.0 D cylinder powers.
Reversibility of trifocality is possible at any time, via the dual lens procedure or trifocal upgrade, which provides a ‘get out of jail free’ card if the trifocal component becomes inappropriate.

Contact: SurgiVision (AUS) 1300 995 132 or (NZ) +61 2 8999 3323

Aeon Protect Plus – a pre- and post-surgery dry eye drop – is now registered and available in Australia.
Dry eye may be a hidden obstacle to some patients’ satisfaction with their cataract surgery.
Aeon Protect Plus aims to help with ocular surface disease, before and after surgery, and improve post-surgical outcomes.
Aeon Protect Plus is preservative and phosphate free, and contains next-generation 0.3% cross-linked sodium hyaluronate. Cross-linking retains more water and has a higher viscoelasticity than linear sodium hyaluronate, which boosts hydration and comfort, and stays longer on the eye.
Aeon Protect Plus is contact lens friendly and comes in a 10 mL multidose Aptar dispenser bottle.

Contact: Rayner (AUS) 1300 728 637

The RxSight Light Adjustable Lens (LAL) is the first and only intraocular lens that enables postoperative refractive customisation. Using targeted UV light treatments after surgery, the non-diffractive lens can be adjusted to refine refractive outcomes while preserving contrast sensitivity and minimising dysphotopsias.
The LAL is designed to deliver laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis-like visual outcomes1,2 and is well suited to patients who have previously undergone refractive surgery.3 It also enables precise blended vision outcomes, is available in spherical powers from -2.0 D to +30.0 D and can correct as little as 0.5 D of astigmatism. In a bilateral implantation study,4 93% of patients achieved uncorrected distance vision of 6/6 or better, while 94% achieved J2 (N6) near vision or better at best focus.

Contact: globalmarketing@rxsight.com

Cetus NanoLaser from A.R.C. Laser uses nanosecond laser pulses for lens fragmentation, providing an alternative to conventional ultrasound phacoemulsification.
Compact and designed to complement existing phaco systems, Cetus enables surgeons to incorporate nanolaser technology into a familiar cataract workflow. Single-use laser handpieces eliminate the cleaning, sterilisation, and tuning required for reusable phaco handpieces.
More than 50,000 nanolaser cataract procedures have been performed worldwide.1 Published comparative studies have demonstrated lower endothelial cell loss and improved preservation of corneal endothelial cell structure with nanosecond laser cataract surgery compared with ultrasound phacoemulsification.2,3
Cetus NanoLaser is now available in Australia and New Zealand exclusively through Spectrum Surgical.

Contact: Spectrum Surgical (AUS) 03 9562 2472 or (NZ) 09 888 9100

Alcon has expanded intraocular lens (IOL) innovation, launching trifocal Clareon PanOptix Pro. Leveraging innovative Enlighten Nxt optical technology, Clareon PanOptix Pro delivers the lowest reported light scatter of any trifocal IOL and 94% light utilisation, compared to a theoretical maximum utilisation of 96% for diffractive optics.1-5,*,**,†
The unprecedented 94% light utilisation in a trifocal IOL results in half the light scatter of PanOptix.1-4,*,**,†,§ It also provides more uninterrupted light distribution across the full visual range and is designed for better image contrast, with 16% better image contrast between distance and intermediate.3,†,††
Hence, Clareon PanOptix Pro builds on the clinically proven low visual disturbance profile, high spectacle independence, and high patient satisfaction of PanOptix.6,7,‡,‡ ‡

Contact: Alcon IOL Account Manager ANZ-CPR-2600042

By connecting devices, data, and applications, the ZEISS Cataract Workflow provides seamless integration from the consulting room to the operating theatre and back for cataract procedures.
In the clinic, the precise measurement and planning solutions offered by the IOLMaster 700 and Atlas 500 support enhanced clinical decision making.
ZEISS EQ Workplace is a proven digital surgery planning tool capable of creating a secure data trail across ZEISS devices. Facilitating intraocular lens (IOL) calculation and staff collaboration on a centralised interface, it makes your process more efficient and helps reduce the risk of transcription errors.
In theatre, the Quatera 700 phacoemulsification system, Artevo portfolio of operating microscopes, Callisto 5.0, and the ZEISS range of premium IOLs and ophthalmic viscosurgical devices (OVDs) help to deliver reliable patient outcomes, even when routine turns into a challenge.

Visit: zeiss.com.au/meditec/home.html

OphthalmoPro delivers a comprehensive ophthalmic surgical portfolio across Australia and New Zealand, spanning premium intraocular lens (IOL) platforms (Primus-HD/Y, Zoe, AllRange, MaxVision); glaucoma devices (eyePlate-S); and vitreoretinal consumables including the AL.CHI.MI.A. range of retinal dyes and tamponade agents.
Complementing this, custom surgical packs and general consumables streamline theatre efficiency for surgeons and facilities alike.

Contact: OphthalmoPro (AUS) 1300 578 288 or (NZ) 0800 578 288

Heidelberg Engineering’s cataract workflow allows you to practise with confidence. Confirm retinal health with Spectralis before surgery, then plan with Anterion, combining swept-source optical coherence tomography, topography, and biometry to support confident decision making when selecting premium intraocular lenses.
In theatre, Heidelberg Opera completes the workflow. This fully digital surgical microscope delivers 4K UHD visualisation, true-to-life colour, and enhanced depth of field. Its C-shaped arm, combined with 3D displays or digital binoculars, supports a comfortable head-up posture to help reduce strain during long theatre lists. Wireless displays also enable real-time collaboration, education, and training.
From diagnosis and planning through to surgery, it’s one connected workflow designed to evolve with ophthalmic technology.

Contact: Heidelberg Engineering (AUS) 1300 434 357 or sales-au@heidelbergengineering.com

IQ Medical’s new portfolio of premium intraocular lenses (IOLs) is clinically curated to support a wide range of patient needs and visual outcomes. The range includes the Asqelio Trifocal and Asqelio extended depth of focus IOLs for advanced presbyopia correction, the Precizon Presbyopic with Continuous Transitional Focus technology, and the Precizon Go monofocal plus IOL for enhanced intermediate vision.
Complementing the portfolio, PreciSAL monofocal and toric IOLs deliver reliable clarity and precision. IQ Medical also supplies a comprehensive range of MST surgical instruments, including the Malyugin Ring for small pupil management and complex cataract surgery.

Visit: iqmedical.com.au