The latest on Eye Surgeries

If you’ve recently been diagnosed by your ophthalmologist with presbyopia and high hyperopia or farsightedness and you wish to solve your situation, you can still acquire a better vision. Through refractive lens exchange (RLE) or lens replacement surgery, the procedure works by replacing your eye’s clear natural lens with a synthetic intraocular lens (IOL).

Have you worn glasses for most of your life? Do you want a permanent solution to blurry vision? Implantable Contact Lenses (ICL) might be perfect for you. This procedure, like Lasik, corrects vision problems permanently. But before you call your ophthalmologist to book an appointment for ICL, here’s what you need to know about it.

It’s best to be as fully informed as possible about LASIK laser eye surgery rather than just basing what you know about it off of hearsays, especially if you’re interested in treating your vision. Here are some of the common misconceptions about laser eye surgery

Although myopia cannot be cured, there are many ways to address or manage the condition. By knowing your options and how to prevent its progression, especially in children, you can successfully control it and enjoy clearer vision without needing glasses or contact lenses.

Both ICL and LASIK are excellent vision correction solutions for adults between the ages of 18 and 45. They’re practically equal when it comes to their effectiveness in restoring a patient’s vision. However, both surgeries have wildly different procedures and also have criteria involved.

If you’re thinking of getting LASIK surgery, knowing how it works is important. However, many are unaware of what to expect after the surgery, and this is what we’re going to discuss in this post.