Does femtosecond surgery in Wuhan Aier Hospital have postoperative risks?
Wuhan Aier Hospital is a trusted ophthalmic hospital, which provides a technology of laser myopia surgery, namely femtosecond surgery. This technology can improve vision in less than a few minutes, but many people still worry about whether there are risks after surgery. In this article, we will elaborate on the postoperative risks of femtosecond surgery in Wuhan Aier Hospital from four aspects.
Operation effect and process
First, let's understand the effect and process of the operation. Femtosecond surgery uses laser to peel off a thin film on the cornea, and then reshapes the cornea through laser, and finally puts the corneal film back in place. The whole operation process is completed in a few minutes. After the operation, the patient quickly recovers vision, and usually can recognize small objects one day later. The effect of the operation is stable and lasting, which can significantly improve the vision of myopic patients.
However, there are potential risks during the operation. Allergic reaction, operation failure, infection, etc. may occur during the operation, but in practice, laser technology has been very mature and doctors have rich experience. The probability of these risks is very low, and they can be reduced through rigorous preoperative inspection and intraoperative operation.
Postoperative precautions
Postoperative precautions are also the key control points of postoperative risks. After the femtosecond operation, the doctor will give the patient some advice, including not rubbing the eyes and avoiding strenuous exercise. The purpose of these precautions is to avoid complications such as infection and corneal displacement.
In addition, within a few days after the operation, the patient may feel dry, tingling or blurred vision in the eyes, which is a normal physiological reaction and will generally be alleviated over time. If there is persistent or aggravated discomfort after the operation, seek medical advice in time to avoid other complications.
Postoperative effect stability and tracking
The postoperative effect of femtosecond surgery is usually stable and lasting. Most patients can feel obvious visual improvement within a few weeks after surgery, and reach the best state within a few months after surgery. However, the stability of postoperative vision needs time, so patients should closely cooperate with the doctor's return visit and examination plan, and regularly carry out vision review and eye health assessment.
In case of vision decline, myopia regression, dry eye and other problems in the postoperative observation period, the doctor will make further treatment plans according to the specific situation. It is very important for patients to cooperate with treatment and take regular reexamination to ensure the best maintenance of surgical effect.
Summary
In a word, the femtosecond surgery in Wuhan Aier Hospital is a safe and effective technique for myopia correction. Although there may be some potential risks during the operation, these risks are minimized through scientific preoperative inspection and accurate intraoperative operation. Postoperative patients should follow the doctor's advice, pay attention to postoperative care, and take regular reexamination. Through reasonable treatment and maintenance, patients can obtain lasting vision improvement and improve their quality of life.
