See Clearly—Literally! Laser Vision Correction as One of the Most Individualized Medical Procedures of the 21st Century
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What is the macula and what role does it play in the eye?
We dread the diagnosis sounding “macular degeneration,” but few people know what the macula is. Other structures of the eye, even if we can’t pinpoint them, are much more familiar…
Major visual defect. When the optician spreads his hands, the refractive surgeon steps in
The visual defect scale is nothing more than its classification into low, medium and high (low, moderate and high). For defects that, on a certain continuum of the scale, can…
Is laser vision correction effective for low vision (amblyopia)?
Let’s say it right away: laser surgery is not able to make vision loss disappear. However, low vision is not a contraindication and does not preclude positive qualification for laser…
Anterior and posterior chamber phakic lenses – the only reversible method of vision correction
Phakic lenses, called “internal contact lenses” or “implantable contact lenses,” are implanted into the patient’s eye as an addition to the eye’s natural lens. This means that the natural lens…
Is it necessary to wait for a cataract to mature?
Under no circumstances should one wait for a cataract to reach a mature stage (cataracta matura). This view has been definitively discredited by modern medicine. Why?
Are there contraindications to wearing contact lenses?
It is estimated that approximately 5-7% of the population consists of individuals who are unable to wear contact lenses. Contact lens intolerance can be identified when, after inserting the lenses,…
Can Cataracts Be Treated Pharmacologically?
No pills or eye-strengthening supplements (e.g., lutein) work for cataracts. N-acetylcysteine amides (an antioxidant), tested in animals previously given a solution that induced disease symptoms, slowed cataract progression but unfortunately…
How femtoemulsification of cataracts differs from phacoemulsification
Femtoemulsification of cataracts is a cataract removal procedure using the Femtosecond Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery (FLACS). The femtosecond laser was introduced into clinical ophthalmic surgery in 2001, and the first…
What refractive lens replacement involves
Refractive lens replacement involves removing your own lens and replacing it with a technologically advanced artificial lens to correct your visual impairment
Refractive Lens Exchange – Procedure Qualification
Are you wondering if your case is hopeless? Do age or the power of your vision defect, especially that irritating presbyopia, condemn you to constantly searching for glasses? Nothing could…
Phakic Lenses – Procedure Qualification
Phakic lenses – special artificial flexible intraocular lenses – are implanted between the iris and the natural lens.
