Types of ophthalmic surgery
Ophthalmic surgery is a common method of vision correction. Before choosing the appropriate operation mode of Guangzhou Zhongda Eye Correction Center, we should first understand the different types of eye surgery. Common ophthalmic operations include laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK), surface laser keratomileusis (PRK) and lens implantation (IOL). Each surgical method has its own characteristics and indications, so it is necessary to make a reasonable choice according to its own conditions and needs when selecting ophthalmic surgical methods.
LASIK surgery is one of the common ophthalmic surgery. It uses a laser instrument to cut a thin tile shaped "traction door" on the cornea, then uses the laser to peel off the tile shaped corneal layer, and then uses the laser to reshape the tissue on the corneal bed, * and then covers the tile shaped corneal layer back. PRK surgery is similar to LASIK surgery, but it uses laser directly to correct the corneal surface. IOL surgery improves vision through intraocular lens implantation.
Before choosing an appropriate surgical method, it is recommended to have a detailed consultation and examination in Guangzhou Zhongda Eye Correction Center to determine your specific situation and appropriate surgical method.
Physical examination before operation
Before deciding to perform an eye surgery, it is important to perform a physical examination to determine if the surgery is appropriate. Patients who are ready for surgery need to go to Guangzhou Zhongda Eye Correction Center for a series of professional examinations.
First, the ophthalmologist will evaluate the patient's vision. This includes fundus examination, corneal topography measurement, intraocular pressure measurement, etc. Through these examinations, doctors can determine the patient's eye health and surgical feasibility.
Secondly, doctors also need to know about the patient's personal situation, such as whether there are other eye diseases, family inherited eye diseases, etc. This information is very important for selecting appropriate surgical methods and procedures.
To sum up, the physical examination before surgery is the basis for selecting an appropriate surgical method. Only by understanding your own specific situation can you make a wise decision.
Precautions after operation
After surgery, postoperative care and precautions are also very important. Guangzhou Zhongda Eye Correction Center will provide relevant postoperative nursing guidance.
First of all, according to the doctor's advice, wear a postoperative eye protection mask to protect your eyes. Postoperative eyes need to rest. Avoid rubbing or wiping eyes with force to avoid infection.
Secondly, we need to follow the doctor's medication guidance after the operation. Use eye drops and eye moisturizers to prevent infection and keep the eyes clean and moist.
In addition, it is necessary to avoid strenuous exercise, swimming and other activities after surgery to avoid external irritation to the eyes.
Select the right hospital
It is also a crucial step to select the appropriate Guangzhou Zhongda Eye Correction Center. Here are some suggestions for choosing the right hospital:
First, select qualified and experienced hospitals. You can view the hospital's official website, patient evaluation, etc. to understand the hospital's background and professional level.
Secondly, consider the geographical location and transportation convenience of the hospital. After the operation, it may be necessary to visit again many times. Choosing a hospital close to home and convenient transportation can reduce the burden of patients.
*After that, communicate with the hospital. You can make an appointment for consultation in advance to learn about the hospital's services, facilities, operation costs, etc. Face to face communication with doctors can better understand the situation of the hospital and make wise choices.
summary
To select an appropriate operation mode for Guangzhou Zhongda Eye Correction Center, factors such as the type of eye surgery, physical examination before surgery, precautions after surgery, and selection of appropriate hospital should be considered. Only by making adequate preparation and selecting appropriate surgical methods can we obtain satisfactory visual correction results.
