Does New Vision 51 surgery in Shanghai Eye Hospital need reexamination?

Shanghai Eye Hospital is a modern ophthalmic hospital located in Shanghai, providing various ophthalmic treatments and surgical services. Among them, the New Horizon 51 operation is a common myopia correction operation, which has attracted many people's attention and choice. However, it is an important question for the patients who accept the operation of New Horizon 51 whether they need reexamination. This article will discuss the effect of operation, postoperative recovery, postoperative complications and doctor's suggestions.

Surgical effect

New Horizon 51 surgery is to change the shape of the cornea through laser technology, so as to achieve the purpose of correcting myopia. The effect of surgery depends mainly on the quality of surgery and individual differences of patients. In most cases, the postoperative vision can be quickly restored and the degree of myopia can be significantly reduced. However, in some special cases, the effect of surgery may not be as expected, and further reexamination and treatment may be required.

First of all, individual differences are one of the important factors that affect the effect of surgery. The eye shape and corneal density of different people are different, and these factors may affect the effect of surgery. Therefore, doctors will conduct detailed evaluation and screening before the operation to ensure the suitability and efficiency of the operation. However, even though the preoperative assessment is more accurate, individual differences may still lead to the need for reexamination and adjustment of some patients after surgery.

Secondly, the quality of the operation is also one of the keys to the effect of the operation. As a professional ophthalmic hospital, Shanghai Eye Hospital has advanced equipment and an experienced team of doctors. The quality of New Horizon 51 surgery is usually high. However, accidents may occur during the operation, such as dislocation or corneal injury, which may affect the effect of the operation. Therefore, reexamination after surgery can find and solve these problems in a timely manner.

*Later, the postoperative cooperation and nursing of patients also play an important role in the surgical effect. In the recovery period after surgery, patients need to follow the doctor's recommendations for eye care and avoid excessive eye force, so as to ensure the stable and lasting effect of the surgery. Some patients may not do a good job in postoperative nursing due to some reasons, resulting in unsatisfactory surgical results. At this time, timely review and adjustment are particularly important.

Postoperative recovery

New Horizon 51 surgery is a minimally invasive surgery, usually patients recover quickly after surgery. On the first day after surgery, the patient's vision may be blurred and uncomfortable, which is a normal reaction and will soon return to normal. Generally, patients can return to normal life and work in about one week.

However, there are also differences in postoperative recovery. Some patients may have dry eyes, itchy eyes and other uncomfortable symptoms after surgery, which may require further review and treatment. In addition, some patients may have vision fluctuations after surgery, such as vision rebound or unstable vision. In this case, reexamination can help doctors understand the recovery of patients and make corresponding treatment according to the specific situation.

In addition, it should be noted that the recovery period after surgery is a critical stage. Patients need to follow the doctor's instructions after surgery, such as not rubbing their eyes, not wearing contact lenses, etc. If there are abnormalities after surgery, such as vision loss, pain, etc., the patient should consult the doctor in a timely manner and recheck.

Postoperative complications

New Horizon 51 is a relatively safe operation, and the incidence of postoperative complications is low. Common complications include dry eyes, infection, corneal edema, etc. However, although the possibility of occurrence is low, these complications still need to be reviewed and treated by patients.

For example, dry eye is one of the most common postoperative complications. Dry eye symptoms may affect the quality of life and vision recovery of patients, so timely reexamination and dry eye treatment are needed. In addition, infection is one of the more serious complications after surgery. If the patient has infection symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, etc., it should be reviewed and treated immediately.

In conclusion, the review of postoperative complications is very important, which can find and solve problems in time to avoid more trouble and damage to patients caused by complications.

Doctor's advice

*After that, the doctor's advice plays a decisive role in whether the patient needs reexamination. In the postoperative reexamination, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive assessment and inspection of the patient's recovery. According to the specific situation, the doctor will give corresponding suggestions, including whether further review and adjustment are needed.

Doctors' suggestions are based on their rich experience and professional knowledge, so patients should actively cooperate with and abide by doctors' suggestions. If the doctor advises the patient to have a reexamination, the patient should go to the hospital in time for reexamination. Recheck can timely understand the recovery of patients, help doctors judge the effect of surgery, and make corresponding treatment and adjustment.

Summary

In general, it is an important question for the patients receiving the operation of New Horizon 51 whether they need reexamination. The operation effect, postoperative recovery, postoperative complications and doctor's advice are all important factors that affect the reexamination. Patients should actively cooperate with the doctor's advice, and pay attention to eye care and follow the doctor's advice after surgery. Only through timely reexamination, patients can better understand the surgical effect and recovery, so as to ensure stable and lasting vision.