5 Key Takeaways
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FDA approvals for lasers have increased after a decade-long slump, with significant updates presented at the AAO 2025.
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The last FDA approval for an excimer laser occurred in 2011, with the Alcon EX500 being the most recent.
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Current lasers in the U.S. include B+L Teneo, Zeiss MEL 90, and Alcon EX500, all featuring high-speed repetition rates.
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The Teneo laser offers a small footprint, high repetition rate, and does not require a nomogram adjustment for surgeons.
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The Zeiss VisuMax 800 can cut a full lenticule in under 10 seconds, enhancing treatment efficiency and precision.
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