TLC Laser Eye Centers is located at:
1750 Tysons Boulevard
Suite 120
McLean, Virginia 22102
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P. 888-TLC-2020
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TLC Laser Eye Centers has invested in a comprehensive range of advanced diagnostic and surgical tools to maximize the results of your eye surgery in Virginia and Washington DC and improve the overall quality of your vision. Dr. Holzman and his associates utilize only the safest and most innovative equipment to provide you with detailed pre-operative testing, customized surgical planning, and effective treatment with a superior outcome.
Diagnostic Tools
Corneal Topography
We utilize the Humphrey® ATLAS™ Eclipse Corneal Topography System to create a three-dimensional map of the surface curvature of the cornea. It produces a detailed visual description of the shape and power of the cornea, allowing Dr. Holzman to diagnose, monitor, and treat various eye conditions. The corneal topography is used in conjunction with other tests to determine the amount of corneal tissue to be removed to and the ablation pattern to be used during your eye surgery.
Bausch & Lomb’s Orbscan™ II
The Orbscan™ II by Bausch & Lomb is a quick, painless diagnostic system that precisely measures the front surface of your eye, allowing Dr. Holzman to determine your candidacy for LASIK eye surgery. The Orbscan™ analyzes the shape and thickness of the cornea, identifies irregularities on the front and back surfaces of the eye, and creates a three-dimensional map of the eye’s contours, allowing for more accurate diagnoses and more consistent surgical results.
Colvard Pupillometer
The Colvard Pupillometer is a unique device that is used to measure the dilation of the eye in the darkest conditions, when the pupil reaches its largest diameter, providing the most accurate measurement available. Thanks to advanced infrared technology, the Colvard Pupillometer minimizes the effects of human error. Because large pupils are by far the most important risk factor for night glare, the Colvard Pupillometer is an essential tool.