Reversibility
New Color invests enormously in Research & Development. The efforts made have led to the solution to obtain reversibility of the eye color change by the R-FLAAK® technique.
The laser is the same as the one used for the correction of myopia, namely the Femtosecond laser.
The pigment used, BioChromaEyes®, is manufactured in France by BIOTIC Phocea Laboratories.
The operation is performed under local anesthesia (topical) by instilling an anesthetic eye drop. The procedure is therefore completely painless.
The result is immediate and as natural as possible. The range of colors offered is composed of blues, greens, browns and grays.
Although the color change is visible immediately after the procedure, it is not the final color or intensity…
Contrary to previous methods, keratopigmentation using the FLAAK® technique is now reversible.
Changing the color of your eyes and surgically correcting your vision (Laser or Implant) is entirely possible.
New Color invests enormously in Research & Development. The efforts made have led to the solution to obtain reversibility of the eye color change by the R-FLAAK® technique.
New Color is pleased to announce the opening of a second site in Paris. In addition to the New Vision Clinic in Nice, New Color welcomes you to the Espace Nouvelle Vision Clinic in the 6th arrondissement.
The color range expands for a unique look! Discover the Polar Grey and the Tropical Green!
For the third consecutive year, the Refractiv’News congress will host several communications on FLAAK keratopigmentation in early July.
Like laser myopia surgery, the FLAAK® keratopigmentation procedure is completely painless. It is performed under local anesthesia, with simple drops of anesthetic eye drops instilled a few seconds before surgery.
Yes and no.
Yes, the color will remain permanently. In some cases, a phenomenon of resorption is noted with time. The obtained effect of “patina” of the resorbed pigment, can please some operated patients. For patients wishing to regain the initial radiance of the keratopigmentation, a “touch-up” can be considered.
For patients who have already undergone refractive surgery, it is imperative to inform the surgeon before the procedure. A keratopigmentation operation is usually possible 3 months after refractive surgery.
For patients who also wish to undergo refractive surgery (laser or implant), it is imperative to inform the surgeon before the keratopigmentation surgery. It is only a few months after the keratopigmentation surgery that the surgeon will validate its feasibility. It is preferable to perform refractive surgery at least 3 months after keratopigmentation.