Surgery for myopia is not safe, and eye surgery for myopia is not safe

It is best not to do it, after surgery, poor health care will cause dead fish eyes, fish bubble eyes, and other symptoms! Hope to give you some advice!

It's okay to choose a good hospital to do, my mom did it six years ago, and it's not bad.

As of December 8, 2019, myopia eye surgery is safe.

The commonly used laser surgery at this stage is superficial surgery, which only makes a fuss on the cornea. The myopia lens is a concave lens, and the procedure is to grind the middle of the cornea, which is equivalent to making a lens on the cornea.

Comparing the eyeball to a basketball, surgery is equivalent to scraping the surface, and it has no effect on the ball. Since it is only a "superficial article" and does not touch the deeper tissues, it has no effect on fundus diseases, lens lesions, etc., and will not increase the incidence of these eye diseases.

The safety of myopia surgery is composed of several conditions: good hospitals, equipment, experienced surgeons, and patients who follow the doctor's instructions jointly determine the safety of the surgery.

Hello choose a regular eye hospital, there will be a lot of eye examinations in the early stage, the doctor will check one by one according to your eye health, whether it meets the surgical indicators, and choose the right surgical plan for you, laser surgery at present, the surgical style, instruments, and technology are very developed and convenient, more and more young people choose to do laser surgery to remove the lens, so don't worry, take a good rest, and then relax your mind.

Hello, at present, myopia surgery has been relatively mature, and more and more people are doing myopia surgery. Generally speaking, it is relatively safe, and more than 20 examinations will be performed before myopia surgery to ensure the safety of myopia surgery.

No, there is nothing to do in regular hospitals for two o years...

There are risks associated with any surgery, and myopia surgery is no exception. It is more common for a small number of people to have symptoms of glare and dry eyes after surgery, and the symptoms can be reduced or even disappeared after following the doctor's instructions for a period of time. Postoperative maintenance is also related to the effect of surgical recovery, if you don't take care of yourself, the gods can't do anything.

Driving is just as risky, but would you choose not to go out in the future? Choking on food is not a wise choice.

There are risks, but you can do your best to minimize them, or even avoid them.