Near-sightedness and astigmatism are both common refractive errors, and many people have both, causing inconvenience in vision and daily activities. Therefore, a safe and definitive treatment solution for eyes with both near-sightedness and astigmatism is of interest to many people. With the development of technology, current refractive surgery methods have a high success rate and bring good visual quality to patients. So can current surgical methods treat both near-sightedness and astigmatism at the same time? Let's find out detailed information with Japan International Eye Hospital in the following article.
In the era of constantly developing medical technology, treating common eye diseases such as cataracts has become much easier. The most advanced and effective solution is to replace the natural cataract with an artificial lens, applied in Phaco surgery and Cataract Laser surgery. Currently, medical companies/corporations produce many different types of artificial lenses, with unique characteristics suitable for each patient. Join Japan International Eye Hospital to learn about popular types of artificial lenses, thereby helping patients make informed decisions before entering an important surgery.
On November 1, 2024 - November 3, 2024, the staff of Japan International Eye Hospital was honored to attend the Vietnam Ophthalmology Conference 2024 (VOS), held in Buon Ma Thuot City, Dak Lak Province. This is the largest annual conference of the Vietnamese ophthalmology industry, creating opportunities for nearly 2,500 professors, doctors, nurses, technicians at home and abroad to meet, exchange knowledge and experience, and study to improve their qualifications with 16 diverse topics.
Currently, Phaco or Laser Cataract surgery is the leading solution to restore vision for people with cataracts. The quality of a treatment depends not only on advanced technology, but also greatly on the skills and experience of the surgeon. With medical services that meet Japanese standards, pioneering in Vietnam and successfully performing more than 30,000 eye surgeries, Japan International Eye Hospital is proud to be the place where leading cataract surgeons gather, bringing peace of mind and optimal vision quality to patients.
Cataract surgery is an advanced and effective medical solution to help restore vision for people with cataracts. To achieve optimal vision, in addition to choosing a surgeon, surgical method, type of artificial lens, patients also need to pay attention to the equipment system - an important factor contributing to increasing treatment effectiveness and output visual quality. At Japan International Eye Hospital, the cataract treatment machine system is updated with the most advanced technology, ensuring maximum examination results and surgical effectiveness for each patient.
Myopia surgery is a popular solution that helps millions of people with refractive errors around the world escape their dependence on glasses or contact lenses. To ensure safety and optimal effectiveness, Japan International Eye Hospital pioneers the application of an in-depth eye examination process before myopia surgery according to strict Japanese standards, ensuring that each examination step is performed professionally and methodically, helping patients assess the appropriateness and choose the optimal myopia surgery method for themselves.
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To achieve optimal treatment results and prevent complications after surgery, regular eye examinations with an ophthalmologist are extremely important. Let's learn about the necessary notes when re-examining after cataract surgery through the article below.
Laser Cataract is known as the most advanced cataract treatment method today, thanks to the application of Femtosecond Laser technology to replace some manual operations of the surgeon, bringing optimal visual quality to the patient.
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Some opinions say that people with myopia will have brighter eyes when they get older, due to the progression of presbyopia, which improves distance vision. To verify the accuracy of this issue, as well as learn more about myopia and presbyopia, please refer to the following article from Japan International Eye Hospital.
