With over 17 years of experience in laser vision correction, Dr. Motwani is considered a forefront San Diego LASIK doctor and performs some of the most groundbreaking Refractive Surgery in the world today. He has perfected the new Contoura technology to be more effective than any other vision correction modality. The Motwani Lasik Institute is also the only LASIK center on the West Coast that performs the KAMRA Corneal Inlay procedure, allowing patients to keep their distance vision and return their reading vision.
Dr. Motwani’s expertise in laser reconstructive repair is unmatched in the United States. He uses advanced procedures such as laser corneal reconstruction to repair eyes damaged by surgery, disease, or trauma, along with laser and cross-linking to cure Keratoconus.
Dr. Motwani’s research and publications set a new standard in surgical education and are used as vital course material by Alcon WaveLight. The Motwani Lasik Institute has published numerous studies, including their achievement of 80% 20/15 vision for nearsighted, astigmatism eyes and The San Diego Protocol - the first protocol to repair corneas in the United States.
Wavelight Contoura Topographic Guided Laser System using the LYRA Protocol is a revolution in vision correction. For the first time ever, we can create eyes with the potential to be better than the normal human eye.
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The idea of directly strengthening the weakened cornea came from Theo Siler, M.D. one of the most brilliant minds in the ophthalmology world. In 2003 he created the Dresden Protocol.
A. John Kanellopoulos, another brilliant mind in the field of ophthalmology, then combined Corneal Cross Linking with topographic guided ablation and called it the Athens Protocol.
This revolutionized the treatment of corneal ectasia, and now this treatment is the gold standard in the rest of the world for the treatment of keratoconus and other forms of corneal ectasia.
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There are many myths associated with LASIK Laser Eye Surgery. Some of the most common misconceptions are: Vision gets worse with age, so you have to get LASIK again later in life; if you wait a few years, LASIK will be cheaper; Astigmatism can’t be cured with LASIK; and, if you get LASIK you will need to begin using reading glasses.
