We introduced NanoLaser to fulfill the promise of true laser cataract surgery to our patients.
The combination of safe handling and efficient surgical workflow continues to impress.
As enthusiastic users, we now have many enthusiastic patients.

Performing the entire procedure with single-use instruments significantly increases patient safety.

Although cataract surgery has reached an impressive level of quality, we must acknowledge that it’s still far from perfect.

The NanoLaser is another important step toward that ideal.

For over three years, cataract surgery with the CETUS has been my go-to procedure for demanding patients with PREMIUM intraocular lenses.

Key advantages include minimal stress on the eye, fast visual recovery, and optimal hygiene.

In the OR, the CETUS stands out with maximum reliability and streamlined workflow.

We introduced NanoLaser technology in Munich in 2015. Today, it’s our first choice for cataract and RLE surgeries.

Less energy means: less dry eye, less CME, less glare sensitivity, and improved night vision.

With NanoLaser, we’ve achieved a true upgrade. I would only want NanoLaser for my family—and therefore, for my patients too.

Less energy inside the eye with Nano technology means faster recovery.

NanoLaser technology, combined with special-function intraocular lenses, marks a quantum leap in premium cataract care.

One problem in ophthalmology—as in other tech-driven fields—is the lack of openness to revolutionary innovation.

We should always strive to make surgery better and safer. I chose to do things differently and am very satisfied with that decision.

I’ve been using the CETUS for four years now to perform very gentle cataract surgery—without ultrasound.

The procedure fully complements traditional phaco and is a wonderful addition to our clinical portfolio.

By using the CETUS NanoLaser, I can perform true laser cataract surgery—with less trauma to ocular tissues, reduced inflammation, and faster visual recovery

It’s deeply important to me that my patients are highly satisfied with the outcome of their surgery.
The innovative CETUS NanoLaser helps protect the eye’s delicate structures.
Nano phaco is my clear recommendation for every patient.

For me, NanoLaser technology is the logical evolution of cataract surgery—my new “gold standard.”

Lower energy use and single-use instruments improve safety and give elderly patients a better chance of maintaining a clear cornea.

Compared to traditional phacoemulsification, NanoLaser cataract surgery offers several advantages:

It requires less energy, protecting surrounding tissue. This leads to faster visual rehabilitation and a clearer cornea after surgery.

The NanoLaser method is a precise alternative that minimizes potential complications.

NanoLaser is an excellent advancement of minimally invasive, small-incision cataract surgery, while gently treating endothelial cells.

What I value most is the ability to work in a completely hygienic manner with single-use instruments like the NanoLaser probe—minimizing infection risks.

To date, we have had zero postoperative infections or cases of macular edema.

In my opinion, this is currently the gentlest way to perform cataract surgery.

I am very satisfied with the CETUS NanoLaser in my practice.

The energy concentration in the handpiece perfectly protects the cornea during both cataract and refractive lens surgery.

The ability to use a single-use handpiece ensures that the patient faces no surgical complications.

A gentle procedure that I can truly recommend to every eye surgeon.

The technology is gentle, simple, and user-friendly, and is extremely well received by patients.

It’s a major asset for our institute.