New Vision Clinic is the first in the Baltics to introduce a new diagnostic standard before laser vision correction.

Laser Vision Correction Begins Before the Laser

Laser vision correction does not begin with the laser.
It begins with understanding whether your eyes are ready for the procedure.

At New Vision Clinic, we are introducing a new, enhanced pre-operative diagnostic standard before laser vision correction, including a comprehensive assessment of the ocular surface.

This is more than just an additional examination.
It is a new level of preparation that allows the doctor to obtain more precise information before surgery, identify potential risk factors in advance, and plan treatment in the most personalized way.

Why It Is Important to Assess More Than Vision

Before laser vision correction, it is important to evaluate more than just your vision, prescription, and the condition of the cornea.

It is equally important to understand the condition of the ocular surface: the tear film, eye hydration, meibomian gland function, and other factors that may influence comfort, recovery, and the stability of vision after surgery.

Sometimes patients do not experience symptoms of dry eye. However, subtle signs of tear film instability or ocular surface abnormalities may already be present. After laser vision correction, these may become more noticeable and affect comfort during recovery.

That is why we look deeper.

The First in the Baltic States

New Vision Clinic is the first in the Baltic States to introduce this enhanced diagnostic standard before laser vision correction.

The comprehensive ocular surface assessment is performed using dedicated, state-of-the-art equipment specifically designed to evaluate the tear film, eye hydration, and other factors that may influence comfort, recovery, and visual stability after surgery.

This is not simply “one more test.”
It is a new diagnostic stage that provides your doctor with more valuable information before surgery.

What Enhanced Ocular Surface Diagnostics Mean for Patients

For patients, this means greater confidence before the procedure, better preparation, and an additional level of safety.

Enhanced diagnostics help identify in advance any factors that may affect comfort after surgery, including dry eye, a gritty sensation, irritation, tear film instability, or fluctuations in vision quality during recovery.

If the doctor identifies any of these factors, they can recommend appropriate preparation, personalize post-operative care, or adjust the timing of the procedure if necessary.

Patients receive more than additional diagnostics.
They receive greater understanding, more personalized care, and increased confidence before surgery.

What It Means for Your Doctor

Enhanced ocular surface diagnostics help the doctor:

• assess the quality and stability of the tear film;
• evaluate eye hydration;
• assess meibomian gland function;
• identify hidden risk factors;
• determine whether the eye is ready for laser vision correction at this time;
• recommend pre-operative preparation when necessary;
• plan post-operative care more accurately;
• maintain the highest standards of treatment quality.

More information before surgery means greater precision in planning.

Why It Matters Even Without Dry Eye Symptoms

You may not feel that your eyes are dry.
But your eyes may still be prone to dryness.

Enhanced ocular surface diagnostics are valuable not only for patients who already experience dryness, burning, or discomfort.

Sometimes tear film disorders or meibomian gland dysfunction develop with few or no noticeable symptoms, while still affecting comfort, recovery, and the stability of vision after laser vision correction.

That is why we assess more than your vision.
We assess your eyes’ readiness for the procedure.

Additional Value for Patients

As a standalone examination, ocular surface and dry eye diagnostics take up to two hours and cost €100.

Now, this assessment is included as part of our enhanced pre-operative examination before laser vision correction at New Vision Clinic.

This means patients receive an additional diagnostic stage, advanced technology, and more comprehensive medical information without the need for a separate examination.

A New Standard at New Vision Clinic

For us, this is not simply a formal addition.
It is a commitment to medical excellence, patient safety, and achieving the best possible outcomes.

We are introducing enhanced diagnostics so that doctors can see more before surgery—and patients can feel more confident at every stage.

More information.
More precision.
More confidence.

Because the best outcomes begin with the best diagnostics.

With care for your vision,

The New Vision Clinic Team