Is it possible for all femtosecond surgery to recur in Wuhan Preh Eye Hospital?

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Basic principles of full femtosecond surgery

All femtosecond laser surgery is a method of correcting myopia using laser technology. Compared with traditional laser surgery, full femtosecond surgery reduces the damage to the eyes during surgery and makes the recovery process faster after surgery.

All femtosecond surgery uses a femtosecond laser with high energy density, which produces tiny bubbles on the eyes, thus changing the curvature of the cornea and realizing the correction of myopia. This operation can be customized according to the corneal shape and astigmatism of different patients.

All femtosecond surgery for myopia correction can effectively improve the vision of patients and let them get rid of relying on glasses and contact lenses. However, like other operations, full femtosecond surgery also has certain risks and possible complications.

Possible recurrence risk of full femtosecond surgery

Although full femtosecond surgery can significantly improve the patient's vision, it does not mean that there is no possibility of recurrence after surgery. The risk factors of recurrence mainly include the following aspects:

First, corneal remodeling may change over time. Years after surgery, the thickness and shape of the cornea may change, leading to poor vision again.

Secondly, full femtosecond surgery may not completely correct vision problems. Some patients may need multiple operations to achieve the best results. If the myopia degree of the patient is high during the operation, the risk of recurrence may increase.

In addition, individual differences are also an important factor in relapse. Everyone's eyes are unique, including the shape and size of the cornea. Therefore, different patients have different recurrence risks.

Measures to prevent recurrence

In order to reduce the recurrence risk of full femtosecond surgery, patients need to follow some preventive measures after surgery:

First of all, it is very important to check your eyesight regularly. After surgery, patients should be reviewed regularly to find out the changes of vision in time.

Secondly, keeping good living habits is also the key to prevent recurrence. Patients should avoid using their eyes closely for a long time, such as using computers or mobile phones for a long time. At the same time, adequate sleep and good diet are also very important to maintain eye health.

Finally, it is necessary to review the surgical effect regularly. If patients find that their vision changes, they should consult an ophthalmologist in time to seek further treatment.

Summary of all femtosecond surgery

Although full femtosecond surgery can significantly improve the vision of myopic patients, the risk of recurrence still exists. Patients should understand the possible recurrence risk after surgery and take corresponding preventive measures. Regular reexamination and good living habits are very important to prevent recurrence. Most importantly, patients should consult with ophthalmologists in detail before surgery to understand the risks and possible complications of surgery, so as to make wise decisions.

In short, full femtosecond surgery is an advanced myopia correction technology, but it does not mean that there is no possibility of recurrence. By understanding the risk of recurrence and preventive measures, patients can better cope with and reduce the risk of recurrence.