STAAR Surgical Company · NASDAQ:STAA

STAAR Surgical — Investor Presentation (March 2006)

33 slides from STAAR Surgical's investor presentation, March 2006

  1. Slide 1: STAAR Surgical Company

    STAAR Surgical Company Nasdaq: STAA David Bailey Chief Executive Officer STAAR SURGICAL

  2. Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements

    FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS All statements in this presentation that are not statements of historical fact are forward- looking statements, including any projections of earnings, revenue, cash or other financial items, any statements of the plans, strategies, and objectives of management for future o

  3. Slide 3: STAAR Surgical Is...

    STAAR SURGICAL IS………… A leader in the development, manufacture and marketing of minimally invasive ophthalmic products employing proprietary technologies that improve patient outcomes.

  4. Slide 4: Priorities 2006

    Priorities 2006  Successfully launch the ICL in the US  Continued growth in International  Enrich the US cataract pipeline and position it for growth in US market  Set the scene for significant new approvals in 2007 – TICL in US, cataract products, US and International  Prudently manage the bal

  5. Slide 5: Visian ICL

    Visian™ ICL™

  6. Slide 6: Collamer IOLs

    ® COLLAMER IOLs 3-Piece Single Piece

  7. Slide 7: Global ICL Market Opportunity

    Global ICL Market Opportunity  Current Global estimates for phakic implants – $200M annual market, 400,000 implants by 2010  LASIK globally – 3 Million procedures, 1.5 million patients  1 in 5 potential LASIK patients are not suitable for the procedure = 600,000 eyes annually NOT being treated 

  8. Slide 8: Global ICL Market Opportunity – Continued

    Global ICL Market Opportunity – Continued  Estimates vary — from 4% to 10% of current LASIK cases push the limits of the procedure.  Large pupils, dry eye, thin cornea, irregular cornea  75% of patient undergoing LASIK have preoperative DRY EYE (Toda Aug 2002)  59% of those who do not end up wit

  9. Slide 9: International Update

    International Update  Without US approval ICL/TICL now represents 10% of total revenue  30 % combined growth 2005  TICL represents 30 % total ICL sales and growing rapidly  Expect continued growth driven by new approvals  Korea TICL – Q2 05  Canada TICL – Q2 05  Singapore ICL and TICL – Q2 05

  10. Slide 10: International ICL/TICL Opportunity

    International ICL/TICL Opportunity  Current market penetration as % of Lasik ranges from 3.8% to 0.1%  Our two strongest markets in terms of sales are Spain (1.9%) and Korea (1.5%)  At a 4% penetration in our top four markets, sales would increase by $8M  If all current International markets rea

  11. Slide 11: US Refractive Market

    US Refractive Market  There are approximately 3M individuals available annually in the target market for the ICL  Number validated by Market Scope estimates of 2.9M available patients annually for phakic IOLs  At a 4% penetration to LASIK = 56,000 units, $40M. 10% would = $100M+

  12. Slide 12: US IOL Market

    US IOL Market 1,200 1,200 Total Dollars ($M) 1,000 1,000 Phakic IOL 800 800 RLE 600 600 Presbyopia 400 400 Monofocal 200 200 0 0 2006 1 2007 2 2008 3 2009 4 2010 5 Years

  13. Slide 13: Current Cataract Market Situation

    Current Cataract Market Situation  US - largest IOL market, estimated 2.8M procedures ($428 million) performed in 2005  US market growing to $1.034 billion by 2010 (3.2M procedures), representing a CAGR of 19% by 2010  Presbyopic IOLs (accommodating and multifocal) and RLE will represent $550M of

  14. Slide 14: US Market Highlights

    US Market Highlights  STAAR is present in cataract – 6% market share in units  Position in the dominant new material segment with Collamer® material  Strong IP position on injector systems for small incision  Entry in the new phakic sector – ICL. Wide ranging approval  Line extensions to follow

  15. Slide 15: US IOL Rebuilding Strategy

    US IOL Rebuilding Strategy  2005 year decline of 14% in the US  2005 year growth of 9% in International  Why ? – Compliance overhang, Cataract offering outdated, No ICL/TICL approval = lost selling time  2006 US – Compliance issues resolved, ICL approved, Collamer three-piece a competitive base

  16. Slide 16: Visian ICL - The Complement to Lasik

    Visian ICL - The Complement to Lasik

  17. Slide 17: Cataract & Refractive Surgery Today article

    wwwerstoday.com Cataract & Retractive Surg TOD ‘October 2005 Anatomy “Lawsuit I An in-depth look at the trial and $7.25 million verdict in Mark Schiffer vs. Mark G. Speaker, MD, et al. ALSO: + Dr. Speaker's Attorney comments on the trial and critical evidence he maintains was improperly witheld from

  18. Slide 18: Visian Advantages

    Visian Advantages  Additive procedure  Highly biocompatible, proprietary, removable  Procedure compatible with surgeon’s current skill-set – they enjoy the “butterfly” surgery  Proven, safe track record – 50,000+ implanted worldwide, approval to sell in over 40 Countries  10-year patient histor

  19. Slide 19: Visian Launch Update

    Visian Launch Update  40+ surgeons proctored to date, strict surgical protocol  STAARVision Website to calculate and monitor outcomes – www.STAARVision.com  Five eye proctoring requirement focused on quality outcomes, 20-eye follow-up requirement – input into STAARvision  Prepay and inventory pu

  20. Slide 20: Early Observations

    Early Observations  “The procedure took me five minutes and the patient was 20/15 in the first eye done and 20/25 in the second eye done, both at the three-hour check”  We’ve done nine eyes so far, six are over the one week post operative date. Vision is 20/20 in three eyes, 20/25 in one eye and 2

  21. Slide 21: Next Steps

    Next Steps  32 certified in February, 33 Surgeons to be proctored in March, 40 in April  Total target for the year – 500 surgeons  Additional plan of certification courses – 100 attendees in four months this year  CME event at ASCRS – 6 AM Sunday over 300 enrolled  Roll out of practice marketin

  22. Slide 22: STAAR Website

    STAAR Website Available :  Dr. Erik Mertens, Belgium. Live surgery at ESCRS meeting September 2005. Bilateral 13 minutes unedited  Updated list of US proctored surgeons  KNX radio Interview DB + Dr Paul Dougherty

  23. Slide 23: US Toric ICL Clinical Trial

    US Toric ICL Clinical Trial

  24. Slide 24: Astigmatism Correction

    Astigmatism Correction “=a,

  25. Slide 25: Visian Toric – Customized Outcomes

    Visian Toric – Customized Outcomes  Corrects astigmatism  Clinical trial underway  Myopia from -3.0D to -20.0D  1 to 4D of refractive cylinder  21 to 45 years of age  All patients enrolled – submission to FDA late Q1 early Q2  Targeted Q1 2007 Launch

  26. Slide 26: Inclusion Criteria

    INCLUSION CRITERIA TORIC ICL  Myopia From –3.0D to –20.0D (SE) for Myopia  1D - 4D of Refractive Cylinder & Astigmatism  21 - 45 Years of Age  Stable Refraction  No Previous Refractive Surgery  No Visually Significant Lens Opacities

  27. Slide 27: Outcomes - Highlights

    Outcomes - Highlights  Population started with over -9D myopia and 2D Cylinder  ALL patients reported they were happy with the surgery – 98% VERY or EXTREMELY happy  Over 77% could see as well or BETTER without any correction at 1 year postop than they could with their best spectacle correction p

  28. Slide 28: Management Team

    Management Team  David Bailey, President, Chief Executive Officer - 18 years of healthcare management; CIBA Vision, Bausch & Lomb, ChironVision, Johnson & Johnson  Deborah Andrews, Vice President, Chief Executive Officer - 10 years at STAAR, XX years of audit and public accounting experience; Bour

  29. Slide 29: Balance Sheet Highlights

    Balance Sheet Highlights 12-31-05  Q4 consolidated cash - $12.7M  Q4 debt - $1.7M  Burn rate for 2005 – $2.5M per quarter including $1.2M in payments on Swiss line of credit  Incremental spend to launch the ICL – $2.5M in 2006  Debt financing underway to provide “cushion”

  30. Slide 30: Detroit Free Press news article from March 7, 2006

    Detroit Free Press news article from March 7, 2006

  31. Slide 31: Patient/Doctor Testimony

    Patient/ Doctor Testimony  “ It’s amazing, I can finally see” – 43 year old worn glasses since second grade  “I’ve worn glasses for 54 Years – I’m very excited” – 58 year old  Doctor – six procedures and the results “stunning. Everyone read 20/20 or better. It was so thrilling to have patients ex

  32. Slide 32: Investment Considerations

    Investment Considerations  Large and growing addressable market  Leadership in phakic implants – the Visian Implantable Collamer Lens  Opportunity to rebuild Share in the Cataract market  Poised for Growth . Experienced Management team . Executing the Plan . Solid Balance Sheet

  33. Slide 33: Thank You

    Thank You STAAR Surgical Company

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