HOW DOES THE LASER WORK?
It's actually quite simple, but a concept that requires a high level of skill and experience to avoid damage to the delicate internal structures of the eye - the source of our visual perception.
The Swiss made 'LASAG Microruptor II', was made specifically to work in the vitreous, focused to a 6 micron spot. In the case of small eye floaters, the energy at the focal point teases apart or breaks up the eye floater to the point of minimal perception. With the larger clumps that actually obscure vision, the laser cuts the supporting strands to drop it out of the visual axis.