Can 12 year old myopia be treated with laser?

Myopia laser surgery is also a way to correct vision, and it is not **.

Surgery is not recommended at the age of 12, and orthokeratology lenses can be considered to correct vision.

If you are too young to have unstable vision, if you want to have surgery, it is recommended to wait until you are an adult.

Children under the age of 12 are not allowed to have myopia correction surgery. Although the technical maturity of several surgical methods for myopia correction surgery is relatively high, there are requirements for the patient's own conditions. For example, the age requirement is between 18 and 55 years old, and the eye function is relatively stable at this time, whether it is postoperative recovery or surgical effect.

In addition, it is required to have no eye diseases, no diabetes, etc. You can go to the hospital for consultation for specific conditions.

It is best not to have laser surgery for a 12-year-old child with myopia, and it is best to wait until the age of 18 to reach adulthood before going for laser correction surgery. The child is only 12 years old, the eyes are still in the stage of development, the eyes are not fully developed, generally until the age of eighteen, after adulthood is fully developed, so it is best to wait until the age of eighteen to carry out **.

Suggestions: It is best to remind children to use their eyes reasonably, it is best to let children fall asleep before 10 o'clock every night, take children out for a walk when they have time, and let children see more green vegetation, which will have certain benefits for children's eyesight.

No. Myopia laser surgery can only be done when the child is an adult and the prescription is stable, if it is too young, the child's prescription will still develop, which is equivalent to doing it in vain, and after doing it once, it will not be done in the future.

No, with laser** myopia must be over 18 years old, and the myopia degree has been relatively stable in the past two years. Pay attention to eye hygiene, don't rub your eyes with your hands or unclean towels, don't read and study at close range for a long time, pay attention to the rest of your eyes, pay attention to not eating too many sweets in your diet, you can eat more green vegetables and fruits, eat more nuts, you can usually do eye exercises, and local conjunctivitis or other diseases should be active.

Can a 12-year-old myopia be lasered**? Myopia can be corrected with glasses, and laser surgery can be performed when the child is an adult**. It is advisable to take your child to the ophthalmology department of the hospital to choose the right glasses to correct the vision.

Eat more fruits and vegetables containing vitamin A, look at the greenery more, and avoid visual fatigue.

If a 12-year-old child has myopia, it is generally not recommended to have laser myopia eye surgery immediately. Because a child's eyes are still developing at this age, it is best to wait until the child is an adult.

12 years old does not meet the requirements of laser myopia surgery, you must be at least 18 years old, and you need to be in good eye health.

At present, it is possible to control the rapid growth of myopia by wearing glasses or orthokeratology lenses.

Hello, 12 years old is a minor, and myopia correction is not allowed!

Generally, myopia correction requires that you must be at least 18 years old, and if the prescription is relatively stable, you can only be corrected if you meet the conditions for myopia correction after preoperative examination.

Hello, 12 years old is not suitable for laser myopia surgery. Generally, you must be at least 18 years old, and myopia surgery can be performed after the myopia degree is stable.

No, because the child is now a minor, and his power and eyesight are not particularly stable. As an adult, laser surgery is being considered.

No, the myopia degree is still unstable at the age of 12 and cannot be done, and it will have to wait until the age of 18.

You ask can a 12-year-old myopia do laser**? No. You must be at least 18 years old.

It is not recommended to have a laser in adulthood**.

No, you can't! Generally, people who are 18-50 years old and have stable myopia can be treated with laser correction.

No, the cornea of a 12-year-old child has not developed well and the eye axis has not developed well, so what kind of surgery can I do.

12-year-old children are too young, now wear glasses well, it is best to wear lenses that delay the increase in power, and surgery can only be done after the age of 18, it is best to control the child not to develop a high degree of myopia, even if the surgery is done later, the risk will be smaller;

Not recommended, at least get over 18 years old before proceeding**.

I don't know if the doctor did dilated refraction, but it may be part of pseudomyopia.

Now the only way to become myopic is through surgery, but I would suggest that there is no need for surgery at a very young age, the body is still growing, and the myopia is still deepening. Surgery should be done at least when vision is relatively stable. You can look up some eye exercises on the Internet to exercise to reduce eye fatigue and prevent myopia from progressing too quickly.

When you can't see clearly, you must wear glasses, or it will be very fast if you don't deepen.

With glasses, you can go to a large optical store to learn about progressive multifocal lenses for teenagers, which have different prescriptions in these glasses lenses, which is a good help for the control of myopia progression in children and adolescents. The landlord can consult for reference in detail.

If the degree is not large, it is best not to wear glasses Pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of your eyes Get up early in the morning, stand on a high place and look into the distance, 5 10 minutes, and then do eye exercises, watch less TV, use less computers, and you can slowly return to normal Whoosh "Xiao Chengzi is clearly back", look at the good experience of other children. There is also more table tennis and badminton.

It is recommended to take the child to a regular hospital to check the dilated pupils so that it is better to determine the degree, some are because the child has recently used his eyes more tired, fatigue is excessive, and pseudomyopia, which is also very likely If it is pseudomyopia, it is recommended not to give him glasses, because pseudomyopia can be recovered after rest and adjustment If it is really myopia, you don't have to worry, take him to a regular professional optics center to get glasses, there are glasses that can slowly correct vision The most important thing is to pay attention to his eye hygiene, That is, the posture of the eyes, light, distance, and time.

A child's myopia is subjected to refraction (dilated refraction) to determine whether it is true myopia or pseudomyopia. If you are nearsighted, orthokeratology lenses are recommended.

You're talking about excimer laser surgery, which is very demanding for the patient, first of all, you have to be at least 18 years old, and your vision must remain the same for a few years, and you have to do a series of evaluations before the operation, you are only 16 years old now, definitely not.

During this time, there are many groups of college entrance examination students who have been consulting on laser myopia, and there are many high school students in this huge group who are still 17 years old and have not reached the appropriate age for laser myopia at the age of 18, so there are many high school students who will doubt this question, 'I am 17 years old, can I use laser**myopia?' ’。Suitable conditions for laser myopia** are that myopic people between the ages of 18 and 45 can undergo laser myopia** after passing various examinations.

If you are between 17 and 18 years old, you need to determine whether your myopia has stabilized within two years, that is, the increase in myopia within one year is not more than 50 degrees. The reason why the age of 18 years old is required in the indication is mainly because the eyes of people under the age of 18 are still in the development stage, the myopia degree has not been stabilized, and the growth of myopia after myopia surgery is still possible. In people over the age of 18, the eyes have matured and grown relatively steadily, so the possibility of new myopia is very small.

We mentioned in the previous article that most people who have myopia surgery have a misunderstanding, that is, they think that after myopic eye surgery, they are no longer myopic and will no longer be myopia. In fact, it is not, myopia eye surgery only solves the current myopia degree of the surgical patient and achieves the purpose of removing the glasses, and cannot change the fact that the myopic eye structure cannot be changed, so in order to avoid this misunderstanding, we also try to use various preoperative control methods to avoid new myopia after surgery.

Because the human eye is not fully mature before the age of 18, if myopia surgery is done at this time, it is likely to cause myopia to suffer from myopia again after surgery. Therefore, laser myopia surgery requires the patient to be at least 18 years old. In addition to the age limit, there are many other conditions, including no active ocular surface disease in the eye, good fundus condition, corneal thickness, and myopia are also factors.

Therefore, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to know whether it is suitable or not.

The eyes are precious sensory organs, and we must be cautious in choosing the best way. Finally, it is reminded that you can eat more colored vegetables and fruits in your life, which is very helpful for the protection of eyesight.

Nowadays, the most common method of myopia is laser surgery, but in order to ensure the safety and quality of surgery, there are very strict requirements for patients

First of all, it is necessary to consider the age requirements of patients with myopia].

Patients who are suitable for excimer laser ** myopia surgery are generally between the ages of 18 and 55. Because the eyes of adolescents under the age of 18 are not yet mature, the degree of myopia is unstable, while the elderly patients over 55 years old are often accompanied by eye diseases such as cataracts.

Secondly, consider the requirements of the degree].

Patients who are suitable for excimer laser ** myopia surgery should have a relatively stable degree in the past two years, with annual variations. The diopter range of excimer laser** myopia correction is about 100-1500 degrees for myopia, 600 degrees for farsightedness, and no more than 600 degrees for astigmatism. The actual power of correction for each person also depends on the thickness of the patient's cornea.

Finally, it depends on whether the patient has active eye disease

Acute conjunctivitis, blepharitis, keratitis, corneal ulcer, dacryocystitis, iridescent limacitis, keratoconus, rabbit eye, dry eye disease, fundus hemorrhage, retinal detachment, etc. are not suitable for excimer laser **myopia.

Generally, due to the growth and development stage of minors, their vision development is not particularly stable, so it will affect the safety and quality of surgery, but there are also some minors whose vision is complete, as long as they pass the pre-operation examination, they can still be myopic through surgery.

But it is also recommended that if the child is too young, orthokeratology lenses can be used to **myopia. This is a non-surgical** method that is generally suitable for adolescents.

Orthokeratology lenses are the most effective way to control myopia in adolescents, controlling myopia and astigmatism progression in adolescents. Orthokeratology lenses are generally worn at night before going to bed, there is no discomfort after wearing, and it does not affect vision and sleep, and it is removed after getting up the next morning, and you can maintain clear vision all day long without wearing glasses during the day. Because of the night, I will not think that the child's schoolwork will affect the effect, and orthokeratology lenses are the best choice for teenagers.

The cause and degree of myopia are different for everyone, and it is best to determine which method to choose for your child after an examination by an eye hospital.

Laser**Myopia eye surgery must be done in a professional hospital before it can be done This is a traumatic surgery The doctor will give you an answer according to various indicators.

If your child is under 18 years old, he or she can wear orthokeratology lenses to stabilize his or her myopia before surgery.

The best age for surgery is 18-50 years old, and the operation can only be done one or two years before the operation to control the increase in eye power.

Indications for laser myopia surgery:

1. Myopia has the requirement to remove glasses or correct myopia; 2. Those who must be 18 years old and above; 3. The recent refractive state (myopia, farsightedness, astigmatism) is relatively stable, and the annual fluctuation range is within 50 degrees; 4. Patients with refractive errors with incomparable diopters in both eyes; 5. For those who wear contact lenses, stop wearing them for one week before surgery and stop wearing them for 2 to 3 weeks before surgery; 6. Patients with no active eye disease through eye examination; 7. The thickness of the cornea is greater than 450 m (degree, curvature); 8. At least half a year since the previous excimer laser surgery; 9. Those who have undergone perforating corneal transplantation for more than one year and have a high degree of refractive error.

Contraindications to laser myopia surgery:

1. Patients under the age of 18 (except for special circumstances), or those over 45 years old; 2. The diopter power has been unstable in the past two years, and the annual power progress is greater than 100 degrees; 3. The corneal thickness is less than 450 m; 4. Patients with acute keratoconjunctivitis, corneal ulcer and other active inflammatory lesions in the eye; 5. Those with eye diseases such as keratoconus, glaucoma, rabbit eye, severe dry eye and severe fundus lesions; 6. Patients with systemic diseases such as scar constitution, diabetes, collagen disease, etc.; 7. Pregnant women; 8. Patients with severe amblyopia with very poor corrected vision; 9. Those who have very high requirements for vision and have great concerns about surgery; 10. Those who have mental illness and are taking medication.