FAZE™

Transform your vision with the next level of laser precision, exclusively designed for astigmatism and trusted by patients and physicians alike.

FAZE™ A New Standard in Laser Vision Correction

Clear eyesight is more than a convenience—it’s a gateway to confidence and independence. At Cohen Eye Institute, we’re committed to delivering innovative treatments beyond standard solutions. FAZE™ (Focused Astigmatic Zonal Enhancement), developed and refined under the leadership of Dr. Ilan Cohen, is an advanced laser vision correction technique that offers unparalleled precision for treating astigmatism. Whether you’ve been told you’re not a candidate for traditional LASIK or are seeking greater accuracy and visual clarity, FAZE™ may be the breakthrough solution. With over 80,000 vision procedures performed and more than 1,000 physicians trusting Dr. Cohen for their care, this treatment reflects the surgical leadership and personalized planning that set our practice apart.

What Is FAZE™?

FAZE™ is a specialized laser technique designed to correct astigmatism more precisely than traditional refractive methods. While standard LASIK addresses general refractive errors, FAZE™ targets the specific irregularities in your corneal shape, using topographic mapping and customized laser calibration.

The result? Sharper, more stable vision, reduced need for glasses, and a smoother recovery, with fewer side effects and lower risk of regression. FAZE™ is particularly well-suited for patients with moderate to severe astigmatism or those who prioritize visual accuracy in every aspect of their lives.

Benefits of FAZE™

Choosing FAZE™ offers a range of notable advantages:

Tailored correction for complex or irregular astigmatism
Reduced likelihood of residual visual distortion
Enhanced corneal stability and consistency of results
Faster visual recovery compared to some traditional techniques
Lower reliance on glasses or contacts
Greater customization than standard LASIK
Designed and performed by a leading corneal specialist

What to Expect During Your FAZE™ Treatment

Your treatment begins with a thorough evaluation using corneal topography and biomechanical assessments. Dr. Cohen uses this data to craft a personalized surgical plan for your unique corneal shape, visual needs, and goals. During the procedure, you’ll receive numbing eye drops for comfort. The reshaping process, guided by Dr. Cohen’s expert calibration, typically takes less than 30 minutes for both eyes. Most patients notice improvements within hours, with full clarity continuing to develop as healing progresses. Follow-up visits are scheduled to ensure safe recovery and fine-tune your post-op care.

Am I a Good Candidate for FAZE™?

FAZE™ is ideal for patients with:

Moderate to severe astigmatism
Thin or irregular corneas not suitable for standard LASIK
A stable prescription
High demands for visual precision (e.g., athletes, pilots, surgeons)

If you’ve been told you’re not a candidate for LASIK, or if you’re seeking a next-level alternative for more precise results, FAZE™ may be the best option. Dr. Cohen will evaluate your candidacy during a comprehensive, diagnostic consultation.

Why Choose Cohen Eye Institute for FAZE™ Treatment?

FAZE™ is not a standard offering—it’s a highly specialized, precision-focused technique available at select practices. At Cohen Eye Institute, it’s performed by Dr. Ilan Cohen, a surgeon with:

Over 80,000 eye surgeries performed
100% surgical focus and fellowship training in corneal procedures
A track record of innovation, trust, and international recognition
More than 1,000 physicians in his patient base

Every aspect of your care—from pre-op evaluation to final results—is managed with discretion, clarity, and surgical mastery. That’s why patients from across the country and worldwide turn to Cohen Eye Institute for procedures like FAZE™.

Frequently Asked Questions FAZE™

How long do the results typically last?

FAZE™ aims to correct astigmatism and other refractive errors permanently. However, natural changes in the eye may occur over time, potentially affecting vision. Maintaining healthy eyes and adhering to follow-up visits can help you enjoy stable results.

Will I need glasses after FAZE™?

Many patients see a marked decrease in their dependence on corrective eyewear, especially for distance vision. Still, factors like age-related presbyopia can influence the need for reading glasses.

Is FAZE™ painful?

Most patients describe feeling mild pressure but no significant pain. Numbing drops are used during the procedure, and postoperative discomfort is minimal, managed by rest and prescribed eye drops.

Can FAZE™ address other refractive errors besides astigmatism?

Yes. While it excels at correcting astigmatism, FAZE™ also addresses nearsightedness and farsightedness, depending on your unique eye measurements and treatment plan.

How soon can I resume normal activities?

Recovery varies per individual, but many return to daily routines within a day or two. Your doctor will provide specific guidance on avoiding strenuous activities and protecting your eyes during the early healing phase.

FAZE™

FAZE™ A New Standard in Laser Vision Correction

What Is FAZE™?

Benefits of FAZE™

What to Expect During Your FAZE™ Treatment

Am I a Good Candidate for FAZE™?

Why Choose Cohen Eye Institute for FAZE™ Treatment?

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Frequently Asked Questions FAZE™

How long do the results typically last?

Will I need glasses after FAZE™?

Is FAZE™ painful?

Can FAZE™ address other refractive errors besides astigmatism?

How soon can I resume normal activities?

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