Cataract surgery, also known as artificial lens replacement surgery, is the only solution proven effective in treating cataracts. So how long is this surgery effective? Does the patient need to be re-treated many times?
Cataracts are a common disease and the leading cause of blindness in the world. According to statistics, each year in Vietnam, up to 150,000 people suffer from this disease. So what is the cause of cataracts? What do patients need to do to completely treat cataracts? Please refer to the article below to find the answer.
With nearly 10 years of operating experience and successful Phaco surgery for thousands of patients. Japan International Eye Hospital is a reputable ophthalmology facility providing medical services according to Japanese standards, helping patients recover visual quality.
Therefore, no matter your age, please understand important information to proactively prevent, screen and treat cataracts in the following ways.
Join Dr. Vu Anh Tuan - Professional Director of Japan International Eye Hospital to learn more about the outstanding benefits that the Crosslinking procedure can bring to myopic patients with high myopia or thin cornea.
Wearing glasses from first grade until age 25, Dieu Linh's (Hanoi) nearsightedness is quite severe and can only be treated with the Phakic method. In 2021, Dieu Linh decisively chose Japan International Eye Hospital - the leading unit in the number of Phakic surgeries in Vietnam to perform nearsightedness removal and is still very satisfied with her eyesight until now.
On March 15, 2024, Japan International Eye Hospital was honored to receive the Vietnam SMILE Ambassadors award presented by Carl Zeiss, marking a milestone of 12,500 ReLEx SMILE surgeries successfully performed (counted until September 2023).
Launched and developed for more than 15 years, Laser Cataract is an improved and superior cataract treatment method compared to the conventional Phaco method, providing patients with stable visual quality and minimal complications after surgery
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Invested and managed by Paris Miki Holdings Group, Japan International Eye Hospital is the first unit to bring "omotenashi" ophthalmology service in Vietnam, helping patients have an examination and treatment experience entirety.
