Myopia surgery

Myopia surgery is a popular surgery for treating myopia in recent years. It is popular among many myopia patients because of its small trauma and quick recovery. The most common myopia surgery is laser treatment, which can achieve relatively good accuracy and avoid damage to other eye tissues. Although it is relatively safe, there are still some precautions to be aware of when performing myopia surgery.

Preoperative examination

The consultation before the initial diagnosis allows patients to have a certain understanding of the refractive surgery methods and treatment process, and at the same time answers patients' questions and eliminates their concerns, so that patients can better cooperate with the doctor for examination and treatment. The initial examination is to test and understand the patient's eye and physical health in order to determine whether he is suitable for refractive laser surgery. Patients must accurately fill out the medical history questionnaire to allow the doctor to fully understand your physical condition. After the initial examination, you can roughly determine whether you are suitable for laser surgery and have a general idea of ​​the expected results of the surgery. If you meet the requirements, our doctors will recommend different surgical methods based on your examination results and other conditions, and make appointments for the corresponding follow-up examination items and times. At the same time, you must pay a certain inspection fee to ensure that the next inspection goes smoothly.

Precautions during surgery

Myopia surgery is mainly performed on the cornea. There are no blood vessels on the cornea, but there are nerves, so you will not feel pain during the surgery. During myopia surgery, the patient's good cooperation is an important prerequisite for the success of the surgery. Therefore, during myopia surgery, patients should pay attention to the following points: 1. Relax and don't be nervous. 2. Do not squeeze your eyes hard, do not move your eyeballs at will, and keep them still according to the doctor's instructions. 3. During the critical moment of the operation, you must follow the doctor's instructions, do not talk, and are not allowed to move around. 4. During the operation, you must stare at the flashing red or green fixation light. Even if you cannot see the fixation light, do not move. Follow the doctor's instructions to gently move your eyeballs without moving your head. 5. While on the operating table, do not touch the sterilized surgical area with your hands.