Difference between New Vision and Traditional Surgery

Shanghai Eye Hospital is a specialized hospital dedicated to the treatment and research of eye diseases. It introduces a new vision correction technology, New Vision Good Choice, and compares it with traditional surgery. This article will elaborate the differences between the new vision and traditional surgery from the following aspects.

Operation process

First, let's take a look at the differences in the surgical process between the new vision and traditional surgery. Traditional surgery usually requires the use of a scalpel for cutting, while the new vision option uses non-contact laser technology. This means that patients will not feel pain during the new vision selective surgery, and the surgery process will be safer and more comfortable. In addition, the speed of new vision selective surgery is fast, and the average operation time is short, which reduces the recovery time of patients.

In addition, traditional surgery may require the use of sutures for wound closure, while new vision selective surgery does not require any sutures, because lasers are used to precisely reshape the cornea. This can reduce the risk of postoperative complications, such as infection and scarring.

In general, the operation process of New Vision's selective surgery is more efficient, safe and painless, and more favored by patients than traditional surgery.

Postoperative complications and recovery

There are also differences in postoperative complications and recovery process between new vision and traditional surgery. Traditional surgery may lead to dry eye, keratitis, vision fluctuations and other complications, with a long recovery time. The new vision of good choice surgery is not easy to cause these complications, postoperative recovery is faster.

The recovery time of New Horizon selective surgery is relatively short, and most patients can resume normal daily activities within 24 hours after surgery. Traditional surgery may require a recovery period of several days or weeks. This is because the new vision selective surgery is less harmful to the patient's cornea and has stronger plastic ability for the cornea.

In general, the risk of postoperative complications of new vision selective surgery is lower, and the recovery process is faster and easier.

Efficacy and persistence

There are also differences in the efficacy and durability between new vision and traditional surgery. The traditional operation may cause the visual acuity to decline again, which requires a second operation to repair. By accurately controlling the effect of the laser on the cornea, New Horizon can achieve better correction effect and higher durability.

In addition, New Vision Selection can also make personalized adjustments according to the individual differences and needs of patients, providing more accurate vision correction effects. Specifically, the new vision can deal with myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism and presbyopia with higher degree, to meet the needs of more patients.

To sum up, the effect of new vision selective surgery is more lasting and can better meet the needs of different patients for vision correction.

Fees and Insurance

For patients, surgical expenses and insurance reimbursement are also considered. Traditional surgery usually requires higher surgical expenses and may not be fully reimbursed by insurance. The cost of New Horizon selective surgery is relatively low, and some insurance companies have begun to partially reimburse them.

In addition, the cost of selective surgery in New Horizon is also affected by many factors, such as the reputation of the hospital, the experience of doctors and the patient's condition. Therefore, patients need to take economic factors into consideration when choosing the operation mode.

summary

By comparing the new vision and good choice of Shanghai Eye Hospital with traditional surgery, we can find that there are differences in the surgical process, postoperative recovery, efficacy and durability, cost and insurance. Compared with traditional surgery, the new vision selective surgery is safer, less painful, shorter recovery time, has better efficacy and durability, and can also adapt to more vision correction needs. However, patients should fully consider their own actual situation and economic ability when making decisions.