If you have poor eyesightNormallyGlassesやContact lensesAttaching orLASIK surgeryI think it can improve eyesight.
Intraocular contact lenses (ICL）It also improves eyesight, but the methodA small lens is implanted inside the eye.That's the gist of it.
Putting a lens in the eyeMany people may find the idea of embedding something scary and unfamiliar. However, surprisingly...Its history is older than LASIK, and it is also safer.It is said that...Intraocular contact lenses (ICL）is phakicIOLIt is also sometimes called a (phakic intraocular lens).
quotation Intraocular contact lenses (ICLs), or Implantable Collamer Lenses, are actually a surgical procedure with a long history, having been developed in the 1980s, even before LASIK (laser in situ keratomileusis) was first reported in 1990.(Sanno Hospital Eye Center) https://www.sannoclc.or.jp/hospital/icl/contents/safety.html(Quoted from)
How much can my vision improve with intraocular contact lenses (ICLs)?
While there are individual differences, on average, visual acuity seems to improve to 1.2.
I also underwent ICL surgery, and my right eye now has 2.0 vision, while my left eye has 1.5 vision.
The table below shows the uncorrected visual acuity values from 1 week to 7 years after surgery at Sanno Hospital Eye Center.
https://www.sannoclc.or.jp/hospital/icl/contents/safety.html (Quoted from)
What kind of surgery is it? Is it safe?
The surgery itself is said to be simple.The surgery takes 10 minutes per eye.。
Also,If problems arise from the lens inserted into the eye, it can be removed.is.
quotation The procedure is virtually painless with topical anesthesia*, and is an outpatient procedure taking about 10 minutes per eye (basically both eyes are operated on the same day). You will be able to see to some extent immediately after the surgery. Your vision will improve considerably after a few hours of rest, but on the day of the surgery, your vision will be around 70%, and you will be able to go home without glasses. After one day, your vision will be around 90-100%, and you will generally be able to do desk work. The incision is basically about 3mm and will heal naturally without sutures. *Individual experiences may vary.(ICL Study Group https://icl-japan.net/about/ (Quoted from)
just,The author is located in Toride, Ibaraki Prefecture.Matsumoto ophthalmologyI underwent ICL surgery,I deeply regret having my right iris thinned, leaving me with glare and a white haze in my right vision.。These after-effects will not disappear even if the lens is removed.
You can read that ICL experience story at the following link.
How to find a clinic or hospital
The following article provides detailed instructions on how to find clinics and hospitals.
A summary page of information about ICL risks and experiences.Click here ↓
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