Growth Milestones

LENSAR increase global market share from 13 to 16%

Growth Milestones
LENSAR achieved significant growth milestones during 2020, including an increase in global market share from 13 to 16%, a 10% increase in customer installed base and a 15% increase in procedure volume in their two largest markets, according to the company. “We maintained our leading laser system utilisation position with an average of 430 procedures performed per laser vs. 232 with competitive systems. These successes are a testament to our dedication to bringing ophthalmic surgeons the most advanced and beneficial laser system available today,” said Nick Curtis, Chief Executive Officer of LENSAR. “I am also pleased to report that we remain on track to file the 510K application in the first quarter of 2022 and launch ALLY later that year,” said Mr Curtis. www.lensar.com
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