Ortho-K is the rigid contact lenses worn at night, FDA-tested for effectiveness in controlling myopia progression, temporarily suppressing refraction, allowing eyes to see clearly during the day. Besides the great benefits that Ortho-K glasses bring, a lot of people are still not ready to use them because of many concerns. Listen to experts at Japan International Eye Hospital answer common questions about Ortho-K glasses in the article below!
Some patients after cataract surgery find their vision blurred. Is this a re-cataract after surgery? How will it affect the patient's life and what is the cause and treatment for this condition? Find out right through the article below!
Many people working in pedagogy often hesitate before myopia surgery for due to the fear of re-occurrence. However, this problem can be solved by choosing the right surgical method and using the eye properly. Let's find out why people working in pedagogy should have myopia surgery and how to prevent re-occurrence through the article below!
In addition to many benefits, contact lenses also bring many problems for users such as dry eyes, eyestrain, inflammation, ... In which, dry eye syndrome is said to be the most common. Find out the causes and ways to prevent this with the Japan International Eye Hospital through the article below!
Treatment of refractive errors (nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism) with modern surgical methods helps the eyes to be free, independent of glasses or contact lenses, as well as bringing many benefits to patients. In the article below, let's learn about 10 careers where refractive surgery plays an important role, helping to increase work efficiency and open the door to the profession for young people!
Currently, with advanced technology and safe mechanism for eyes, myopia surgery methods (Phakic, ReLEx SMILE, Femtosecond Lasik, SBK Lasik) bring stable and outstanding visual quality to patients. Myopia surgery can change a patient's life for the better. Here are 3 great benefits that patients can experience when owning free eyes, regardless of glasses or contact lenses.
Diabetes, also known as diabetes mellitus, is a disorder of carbohydrate metabolism. The disease is mainly caused by a lack of insulin production by the pancreas or a reduced ability of this hormone to work in the body, resulting in high blood sugar levels. This is one of the causes leading to other serious diseases in the body such as heart disease, nervous system, kidney and eye disease. In the article below, let's find out 5 facts about diabetic eye disease.
Many people working in the design industry in general (graphics, fashion, architecture, ...) have a desire to have refractive surgery to get rid of the inconveniences that glasses and contact lenses bring. However, their jobs are required to work with electronic devices, so they are often confused before deciding to have refractive surgery. They are afraid of complications that may affect their work (reduced color sensation, difficult to see details, ...). Are these complications possible and how to fix them? Find out with the Japan International Eye Hospital through the article below!
Many people are still confused about the decision to have refractive surgery (near-far-sightedness) because they think that the preparation before surgery will take a lot of effort in the long run. In fact, the steps to prepare for surgery are not complicated if the patient follows the instructions of medical professionals. Learn the preparation steps from A-Z for a quick and effective refractive surgery through the article below!
