Cataract Treatment at the Japan International Eye Hospital

Cataract treatment
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Cloudy eyes caused by cataract not only make your living inconvenient but also reduce your quality of life. Quickly and gently restore your clear vision with our cataract surgery today!

Cataract surgery

As the leading cause of permanent blindness if not treated promptly, cataract can be easily sovled if it is detected early. Cataract surgery is the procedure to completely remove the cataract at a high success rate, quickly and safely. Phaco and laser-assisted cataract surgeries performed by the Japan International Eye Hospital are an optimal choice to remove cataracts, restore your vision and enjoy your life freely.

15 MINUTES ONLY

With a rich experience of our surgeons and support of our modern equipment, our cataract surgery will be performed quickly and gently. Duration of each lens replacement surgery to be carried out by us is around 15 – 20 minutes only.

SAFETY

Our strict and sterile process with support of modern surgical technologies and our experienced surgeons guarantees your maximum safety.

FAST RECOVERY

Small incision recovers itself after 4 – 6 hours of surgery without stitching. You can eat, work, etc. normally after 24 hours. You also can drive or do exercise after around 3 days.

NO PAIN

The eye will be applied with numbing eye drops before and during surgery, so even if you are completely awake, you will have no pain.

Our cataract surgery services

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Phaco Surgery

Phacoemulsification (or also known as Phaco) was first introduced in 1967 and became common in Vietnam in the late 1990s. It involves making small incisions (around 2 mm) using a blade, tearing the anterior lens cover using surgical instruments and fragmentizing the cloudy lens with high frequency ultrasonic waves, also removing this lens, then replacing it with an artificial lens that fits the eye. This is a popular option for many years and has been proven effective through a great number of successful surgeries.

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Laser Cataract Surgery

Laser cataract (also called Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery is an advanced type of lens replacement surgery that uses Femtosecond laser – the most advanced cataract surgical technology today. The Laser Femtosecond is controlled by a computer linked to OCT - optical coherence tomography - to create the incisions, open the lens cover and fragmentize the cloudy lens into small pieces. Then, the fragmentized pieces shall be aspirated using the Phaco probe and replaced by an artificial lens that fits your eye’s conditions. As many manual procedures are assisted by the Femtosecond Laser, the surgery is done gently, accurately, and delivers a faster recovery.

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01. Phaco Surgery
02. Laser Cataract Surgery

You can make an appointment with us by calling our hotline
090-224-2291 - 024-3715-3666 or emailing our email via cskh@jieh.vn

To get prioritized examination scheduling and reduce waiting time, please make an appointment at least 2 working hours before you visit us.

MAKE AN APPOINTMENT NOW Or make your appointment through: 0902 24 22 91

Am I suited for laser cataract surgery?

Here are the conditions that you should meet to have cataract surgery:

Your eye pressure is within the acceptable range
Your glycemic index below 10 (fasting) in case of diabetes
You do not have inflammatory diseases such as conjunctivitis, keratitis, intraocular inflammation, uveitis, etc.
You have no recorded cardiovascular diseases or blood pressure

Cataract Screening and Doctor consultation

Cataract screening package

Our Cataract Screening Package provides examinations and general tests to assess your eye conditions, risk, and level of cataracts, then propose timely treatment solutions accordingly.ể

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What should I do before my cataract surgery ?

EAT breakfast normally on the day of surgery (except for those with diabetes).
DO NOT use alcohol or stimulants before the surgery.
DO NOT makeup and use cosmetics, keep your eyes and face clean on the day of surgery.
DO NOT wear tight pullovers or shirts made of fur. Do not wear items such as jewelry, watches, or hairpins into the operating room.
CONTINUE using your prescription drugs if any.
GET enough sleep and stay comfortable before the day of surgery.
DO NOT drive by yourself on the day of surgery

We think from the patient's point of view and sympathize with the patient's feelings. We treat patients with dignity, respect, and sensitivity to his/her cultural values and autonomy.

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For our patients and their future!

Japan International Eye Hospital
Leading in the cataract technology

EXPERIENCED DOCTORS AND SURGEONS

Our teams who have been well trained, both domestically and internationally, and has many years of experience in cataract examination and treatment is the key factor to ensure a maximum surgery quality.

MODERN TECHNOLOGY

Our modern equipment system enables us to deliver fast and effective examination and surgery using Johnson & Johnson's Catalyst - USA - the leading equipment in Femtosecond Laser technology in lens replacement surgery, Alcon’s Constellation system - USA; Carl Zeiss Lumera 700 - Germany; 3D OCT scanner and new generation Carl Zeiss IOL Master - Germany.

HIGH-END AND DIVERSE ARTIFICIAL LENSES

The artificial lens plays an important role in the outcome of a cataract surgery. At JIEH, our high-end lenses are carefully selected from manufacturers from Japan, France, America, Switzerland and the Netherlands. We also provide a wide range of lenses for you to choose from, including new generation multifocal lenses using EDOF technology to help improve your vision quality after the surgery.

JAPANESE STANDARD EXAMINATION AND SURGERY PROCEDURE

Our strict and thorough pre-operative examination process according to Japanese standards enables us to find out the fixable points on your vision, thereby helping us give the best advice and choose the suitable lens which best satisfies your vision needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to Questions About Cataracts

Questions and Answers