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Dr David Gunn presenting Femto-CAIRS for corneal ectasia at the presented poster pod, 42nd ESCRS Congress, Barcelona 2024.
Keratoconus

Femto-CAIRS for Corneal Ectasia: The Brisbane Series at ESCRS Barcelona 2024

Published on 17 Sept 2024

Dr David Gunn presented two abstracts at the 42nd ESCRS Congress in Barcelona — femtosecond CAIRS for corneal ectasia, and Phorcides-guided PTK with cross-linking for keratoconus.

Dr David Gunn wearing the IIRSI Gold Medal awarded for contributions to ophthalmology at the 2024 convention in Chennai.
Keratoconus

Awarded the IIRSI Gold Medal in Chennai for Contributions to Ophthalmology

Published on 16 July 2024

Dr David Gunn was invited international faculty at IIRSI 2024 in Chennai, where he received the IIRSI Gold Medal and gave four talks on FemtoCAIRS, WaveLight Plus and transepithelial cross-linking.

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Cataract Surgery

CAIRSPLAN.COM - TRANSFORMING KERATOCONUS CARE WITH CAIRS

Last Updated: 25 Aug 2026

CAIRSPlan.com allows surgeons worldwide to access a free planning tool for CAIRS keratoconus surgery.

Dr David Gunn at the lectern during the CAIRS instructional course at the 41st ESCRS Congress in Vienna, 2023.
Keratoconus

Teaching the CAIRS Instructional Course at ESCRS Vienna 2023

Published on 19 Sept 2023

Dr David Gunn joined the CAIRS instructional course faculty at the 41st ESCRS Congress in Vienna and presented on femtosecond-cut corneal allogenic ring segments for keratoconus.

Dr David Gunn recording a teaching session in the congress education studio at the APACRS 2023 Annual Meeting in Singapore.
Laser Eye Surgery

StreamLight Transepithelial PRK and Femtosecond CAIRS at APACRS 2023, Singapore

Published on 19 June 2023

Dr David Gunn presented no-touch StreamLight transepithelial PRK and femtosecond CAIRS at the 35th APACRS Annual Meeting in Singapore, and recorded teaching material for the congress education library.

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Laser Eye Surgery

LASIK VS PRK: A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO LASER EYE SURGERY

Last Updated: 25 Aug 2026

Explore the world of laser eye surgery with Brisbane's Dr. David Gunn. Discover the differences between LASIK and PRK, understand their benefits, and learn how these innovative procedures can enhance your life. Your vision is our priority.

Dr David Gunn presenting Phorcides-guided topographic PTK with cross-linking for keratoconus at the ESCRS Milan 2022 free paper podium.
Keratoconus

Topography-Guided PTK With Cross-Linking for Keratoconus at ESCRS Milan 2022

Published on 27 Sept 2022

Dr David Gunn presented Phorcides-guided topographic PTK combined with corneal cross-linking for keratoconus at the 40th ESCRS Congress in Milan, plus the first reported case of CAIRS with cross-linking for post-LASIK ectasia.

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Cataract Surgery

TRAVELLING TO BRISBANE FOR YOUR EYE SURGERY

Last Updated: 25 Aug 2026

Information about travelling to Brisbane to See Dr Gunn for eye surgery.

Macro shot of a human eye with hazel iris and pupil, symbolizing the cornea for Keratoconus treatment and CAIRS procedure.
Keratoconus

NEW KERATOCONUS TREATMENT AUSTRALIA: CAIRS - CORNEAL ALLOGENIC INTRASTROMAL RING SEGMENTS

Last Updated: 25 Aug 2026

New Keratoconus treatment in Brisbane: CAIRS - Corneal Allogenic Intrastromal Ring Segments.

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Laser Eye Surgery

HOW DOES LASER EYE SURGERY WORK?

Last Updated: 25 Aug 2026

Laser Eye Surgery - how does it work? Answers to common questions about this life changing procedure.

Corneal topography maps showing keratoconus before (left, steep irregular cornea) and after (right, smoother cornea) Phorcides treatment.
Keratoconus

ADVANCED KERATOCONUS TREATMENT WITH PHORCIDES

Last Updated: 25 Aug 2026

Phorcides is a breakthrough treatment for Keratoconus allowing accurate planning of treatments to not only stop progression but improve vision.