Lasik surgery is one of the effective treatments for eye problems such as nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism. However, this method can leave some temporary complications for patients, typically dry eyes after Lasik surgery. So what causes dry eyes?

Lasik is a surgical method to treat refractive errors with laser, with a high level of safety and effective soon after surgery. However, this method is only suitable for certain subjects. The remaining subjects should not have surgery because it is ineffective and increases the risk of complications after surgery. So who should not have Lasik surgery?

Lasik surgery to treat myopia is a treatment method with many advantages, high safety level, fast effectiveness to help myopic patients regain clear vision, limit dependence on glasses. However, many people wonder, wonder whether this surgical method is safe. This also depends on many objective and subjective factors from the patient.

Laser is a popular choice for treating myopia, but it is not the only one. For people with mild myopia and astigmatism, Intacs are also a good choice with advantages such as being removable and being able to adjust myopia in the future.

Lasik surgery is currently considered an effective method of improving vision for people with myopia. However, there are still some cases of myopia recurrence after surgery. Let's learn more about the causes of myopia recurrence after Lasik surgery and find appropriate ways to prevent it.

ICL (Implantable Collamer or Implantable Contact Lens) vision surgery is an alternative to Lasik for nearsightedness. During this procedure, your ophthalmologist will implant a permanent contact lens into your eye.