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During 93 years of operation, Paris Miki Holdings (Japan) has protected millions of eyes in 15 countries, including Vietnam with the Japan International Eye Hospital project.
After being examined at the Japan International Eye Hospital in July 2023, Ninh received advice from Dr. Vu Anh Tuan to choose combined ReLEx SMILE surgery and Crosslinking produre
As a consequence of that situation, medical experts encourage patients to have surgery as soon as possible to restore good visual quality and minimize symptoms after surgery.
Typically, senile cataracts take several decades for vision to decline, leading to blindness. However, some other causes can cause the disease to progress faster.
Let's find out now the wonderful experiences you can get from the free in-depth pre-surgery examination package at Japan International Eye Hospital through the practical sharing of Dang Ha (programmer, 23 years old) at Hanoi
Myths that are spread by word of mouth about this disease can delay patients' access to effective treatments, so stop believing and do not follow the following 5 MYTHS to protect your health. your own eyes and those of your loved ones
Cataracts can be treated quickly and easily with surgical methods. Therefore, recognizing the signs and risks of disease plays an important role in seizing the "golden time" in treatment.
Crosslinking is a procedure to strengthen the cornea after laser refractive surgery (ReLEx SMILE, Femtosecond Lasik, SBK Lasik), increasing the stability of visual results after surgery. Learn more about Crosslinking procedure (mechanism, suitable subjects, limitations, postoperative care) through the article below!
With the mechanism of using the intraocular lens to place directly inside the eye, Phakic surgery has brought the opportunity to regain sharp vision, especially for patients with high refraction and thin corneas. However, not all "myopic members" clearly understand this method. In the article below, Japan International Eye Hospital will point out 5 important things patients need to know before Phakic surgery.
