Glaucoma is a disease that requires lifelong treatment, accompanied by inconveniences affecting daily activities, bringing many worries to patients. Let's listen to Dr. Vu Anh Tuan - Professional Director at Japan International Eye Hospital answers common questions about Glaucoma to protect eyes from this "silent thief" through the article below!
For safe surgery and maximum effectiveness, Japan International Eye Hospital suggests the following requirements that patients need to follow before, during and after Phakic surgery:
In addition to using eye drops and eye supplements, we can use the following food groups to provide our eyes necessary vitamins and nutrients.
Having a cataract means your natural lens has become opaque, which will require a procedure to replace the clouded lens by an artificial lens. Cataract surgery is a good opportunity to restore and even enhance your vision. It’s one of the most frequently performed procedures worldwide, usually done in three quick steps: Access, Removal and Replacement.
In refractive treatment, Laser vision correction surgery, include LASIK and ReLEx SMILE, is familiar with most people, has been performed by many surgeons all around the world, there is no doubt that LVC appeals to be trust-worthy for many patients. On the other hand, Phakic is the new ace, with a prominent medical breakthrough, correct refraction in a whole new way.
Along with the scientific advance, medical advance now helps with better visual quality, healthier eye condition after LVC surgery. Depending on the technology applied and the surgical mechanism, there are three LVC methods: SBK Lasik, Femtosecond Lasik, and Relex SMILE.
Cataract is one of the world's most common causes of blindness. However, cataract is treatable with 2 types of surgeries which are Phaco and Laser Cataract. Cataract surgeries are proven to be very effective and safe, but just like all other surgical procedures, there are also surgery risks and chances of complications.
LASIK is one of most commonly performed laser eye surgeries to treat myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness) and astigmatism. However, there are still many people who wonder whether or not they should have laser surgery? What will their eyes feel like after the surgery or what kind of side effects will there be?
Cataract is one of the world's most common causes of blindness. It is not only afflicting people at the age of 70 and over, but more and more younger patients are getting cataracts nowadays. Surgery is the ultimate way to treat cataracts. After cataract surgery, there some few things to keep in mind as patients recover from cataract surgery
