Conductive Keratoplasty Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky

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First and Only FDA Approved Technology for Presbyopic Patients Pioneered in Cincinnati Ohio by Halpin - Poweleit Eye Center

The ViewPointT CK System, used by to perform CK, is the first and only FDA-approved refractive technology for improving the loss of near vision that accompanies presbyopia.

Conductive Keratoplasty, performed at Halpin - Poweleit Eye Center in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, has one of the highest safety profiles in the refractive market thanks to the use of controlled radio waves, instead of a laser or scalpel, that gently change the shape of the cornea to improve vision.

Conductive keratoplasty Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky

For the risk-averse, conductive keratoplasty is the procedure of choice. When people over age 40 were asked if they would consider an elective procedure to reduce their dependence on glasses, a full 42 percent ranked CK their number-one choice, citing its non-invasive method and safety as the primary reasons for their preference. Prior to CK, few people between the ages of 40 to 60 have even considered vision treatment surgery, as they tend to be more conservative and risk-averse than their younger counterparts.

Main Complications:

• Fluctuation in vision (only temporary)
• Under-correction (corrected with enhancement)
• Over-correction (rare, may require temporary glasses)
• Sensitivity to light (temporary during first month)

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