Xenia for Presbyopia

XENIA FOR PRESBYOPIA

MULTIFOCAL CORNEAL IMPLANT
MADE FROM NATURAL COLLAGEN

XENIA implants for presbyopia are used to restore patients’ near vision and eliminate their dependency on reading glasses.

The XENIA implant for presbyopia is less than 2mm in diameter and less than 30µm in thickness. It is implanted in a micro-invasive corneal pocket created by a femtosecond laser.

Manufactured from purified natural collagen, XENIA implants are entirely biocompatible and fully tolerated in the patient cornea.

Its unique design provides the patient with multifocal optics, satisfying the patient’s need for both near, as well as distance vision in an optimized optical outcome.

THE SMART CORNEAL SOLUTION FOR PRESBYOPIA

OPTICALLY ACTIVE MULTIFOCAL LENS
MICRO-INVASIVE
QUICK PROCEDURE
ADJUSTABLE AND REVERSIBLE
NATURAL CORNEAL COLLAGEN

Many people suffering from presbyopia are looking for a way to bring back their ability to read books or easily use their mobile devices.

The XENIA corneal implant for presbyopia is a permanent solution for these patients. The procedure is a supplementary intervention compensating for insufficient crystalline lens accommodation.

XENIA provides the first of its kind option for multifocal optics in a corneal implant. Multifocal optics are well-proven and have been successfully used in Intra-Ocular Lenses (IOLs) for a long time. They provide patients with an optimized combination of near, intermediate and distance vision. However, implantation of an IOL is a very invasive procedure deep inside the human eye.

In contrast, the implantation of the XENIA corneal implant for presbyopia is a quick and safe procedure: A femtosecond laser creates a micro-invasive corneal pocket in which the XENIA implant is inserted and positioned. No tissue is removed, no sutures are required.

If necessary, the XENIA implant can easily be re-positioned in the cornea or exchanged, or even entirely removed, effectively restoring the corneal situation from before the implantation.

The XENIA corneal implant for presbyopia is custom-made for each and every patient. The surgeon can prescribe the implant’s specifications for optimal visual performance in the individual patient.

THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE FOR PRESBYOPIA

For presbyopia patients a micro-invasive corneal stromal pocket with a small opening is created.

The XENIA implant for presbyopia is inserted into the corneal pocket.

The XENIA implant for presbyopia is centered on the patient’s visual axis.

For presbyopia patients a microinvasive corneal stromal pocket with a small opening is created.

The XENIA implant for presbyopia is inserted into the corneal pocket.

The XENIA implant for presbyopia is centered on the patient’s visual axis.

SURGEON EXPERIENCES WITH XENIA

“The XENIA Lenticule is a ground-breaking treatment which can help Keratoconus and Post Lasik Ectasia patients. Early results have been very promising with very happy patients.”

Mr B Ilango MBBS DO FRCS FRCOphth Cert LRS
Group Medical Director: Optimax/Ultralase Clinics UK
Royal College Certified Laser & Multifocal Lens
Implant Specialist, Wolverhampton Eye Infirmary

“For me, the XENIA procedure has vast advantages over DALK. Implanting XENIA is so much easier because it is a quick, sutureless, out-patient procedure with no general anaesthesia. It provides my patients with superior corneal regularity, rapid visual rehabilitation and fewer follow-ups. Therefore, XENIA is an excellent alternative to performing DALK surgery in patients with advanced keratoconus.”

Ahmed Elmassry MD, PhD
Head of Ophthalmology Department
Professor of Ophthalmology
Alexandria University Egypt

“The XENIA Implant presents a fresh and novel approach towards keratoconus and post-ectasia treatment. The quick and effortless implantation procedure has allowed my keratoconus patients to live a life they couldn’t have possibly imagined before this intervention. In my opinion, the XENIA implant can serve as a platform for addressing wider vision issues beyond Keratoconus.”

Mr Marwan Ghabra, MD DO MRCOphth FRCS
Senior Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon
Barts Health NHS Trust
Whipps Cross University Hospital
Leytonstone, London, UK

“XENIA Implant:
The beginning of a new treatment approach for corneal disease.”