Will laser surgery for myopia in Wuhan recur?
Myopia is a common vision problem, which has caused great trouble to life and work. With the development of laser technology, the laser surgery center in Wuhan has launched laser surgery for myopia, which can significantly improve the problem of myopia. However, many people have doubts about the effect of surgery and whether it will recur. This article will elaborate on the recurrence of Wuhan myopic laser surgery from four aspects: postoperative effect, recurrence rate, surgical selection and postoperative protection.
Postoperative effect
Laser surgery for myopia has achieved good results in Wuhan. After surgery, many patients can obviously feel the improvement of vision. The laser equipment used in the operation center is advanced, and the doctors have rich experience, so they can operate efficiently and accurately. Therefore, in a few days or weeks after the operation, many patients can feel the obvious improvement of vision.
However, the postoperative effect varies from person to person. Some patients may need a long time to recover to the ideal vision, and even some people may not be able to completely get rid of myopia. Therefore, preoperative evaluation and surgical selection are very important, and doctors will formulate appropriate surgical plans for patients according to their specific conditions.
Recurrence rate
The recurrence rate of laser surgery for myopia is an important issue for patients. According to the data of a large laser surgery center in Wuhan, the recurrence rate of laser surgery for myopia in the center is about 10%. This means that 10% of patients may have myopia recurrence after surgery.
The causes of myopia recurrence may include improper postoperative care, overuse of eyes, eye trauma, etc. Therefore, postoperative eye care is very important. Patients must follow the doctor's advice and take regular reexamination to avoid overuse of eyes and eye injuries and protect the health of both eyes.
Surgical selection
When choosing laser surgery for myopia, patients should choose appropriate surgical methods according to their own conditions. Common surgical methods include LASIK, PRK and SMILE. Each operation mode has its indications and contraindications. The doctor will recommend the most appropriate operation scheme for the patient according to the corneal thickness, degree, age and other factors.
LASIK is the most commonly used laser surgery for myopia, which is suitable for patients with higher degree. PRK is suitable for patients with thin cornea and low degree. SMILE is a new surgical method. Compared with LASIK and PRK, SMILE has less trauma and shorter recovery time. It is suitable for patients with a certain degree.
Postoperative protection
Postoperative protection is the key to reduce the recurrence of laser surgery for myopia. Within a few weeks after the operation, the patient needs to pay attention to protecting the eyes, avoiding strenuous exercise and exposure to irritating environment. At the same time, the patient needs to take regular reexaminations to deal with any discomfort and problems in a timely manner.
In addition, patients should also pay attention to eye care, maintain eye hygiene, avoid excessive eye use, regularly use artificial tears to drop eyes, and keep eyes moist. The recurrence of laser surgery for myopia can be avoided to the maximum extent only by protecting both eyes after surgery.
Summary
Wuhan myopic laser surgery has achieved remarkable results in the treatment of myopia. The postoperative vision of patients can be significantly improved. However, the recurrence rate of laser surgery for myopia is about 10%, and some patients may have myopia recurrence. In order to reduce the recurrence rate, patients need to protect their eyes after surgery and take regular re examinations. When selecting the operation mode, the appropriate mode should be selected according to the situation. In a word, Wuhan myopic laser surgery has a high effect in restoring vision and improving quality of life.
