Chayet corneal marker for LASIK," to identify and realign lamellar flap flat handle

Chayet Corneal Marker for LASIK Flap Realignment

The Chayet corneal marker is a precision ophthalmic instrument designed to identify and realign the lamellar flap during LASIK and similar refractive procedures. Its flat handle offers a low-profile grip that supports controlled placement and minimal orbital obstruction in the operating room. Surgeons use the marker to create reference marks on the cornea before flap creation, then align the flap to those marks after excimer laser ablation. This straightforward step helps confirm proper flap orientation and seating. The instrument is suitable for hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics that perform refractive surgery and require dependable, repeatable marking.

• Marking reference points on the cornea before creating a LASIK lamellar flap
• Realigning the lamellar flap to preplaced marks after excimer laser ablation
• Verifying flap orientation and seating during refractive surgery
• Supporting consistent flap alignment in high-volume refractive practices
• Use in hospital operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics

Specifications

• Follow your facility's approved sterilization protocol before and after each use.
• Inspect the marking surface for damage or debris before the procedure.
• Handle with care to preserve the precision of the marking edges.
• Store in a clean, dry environment protected from impact.

Specifications

For use by qualified eye care professionals. Surgical technique and sterilization requirements vary by facility; follow your institution's protocols.