
Phakic ICL Surgery: Treatment Timeline and Duration
What is Phakic ICL surgery? Phakic ICL surgery is increasingly chosen by patients with high myopia, significant astigmatism, or thin corneas as a safe and long-term vision correction solution. However, unlike LASIK or SMILE, treatment with Phakic ICL is not limited to the day of surgery alone but also includes a waiting period for a […]

How Are Hyperopia and Presbyopia Different?
Why Are Hyperopia and Presbyopia Often Confused? Hyperopia and presbyopia are two very common vision conditions, especially among adults and middle-aged individuals. Their most noticeable similarity is that both cause blurred vision at near distances, making it difficult to read, use smartphones, or perform detailed tasks. Because their symptoms appear similar, many people mistakenly assume […]

Can Congenital Astigmatism Be Cured?
What Is Congenital Astigmatism? Congenital astigmatism is a refractive error that appears from birth or during the early years of life, caused by uneven development of the eye’s structure. When astigmatism is present, light entering the eye does not focus properly on the retina, causing images to appear blurred, distorted, or unclear at both near […]

How Does Wearing Contact Lenses Overnight Harm Your Eyes?
In today’s fast-paced lifestyle, many people rely on contact lenses as a convenient solution to improve both vision and appearance. However, quite a few individuals, due to fatigue or carelessness, forget to remove their contact lenses before going to sleep. This seemingly minor habit can actually cause serious eye damage and may have long-term effects […]

Post-Phakic Surgery Eye Care Roadmap by Recovery Stages
What Is Phakic ICL Surgery? Phakic ICL surgery is becoming an increasingly popular solution for treating high myopia, astigmatism, and hyperopia thanks to its ability to preserve the cornea, enable rapid visual recovery, and deliver long-lasting sharp vision. However, to achieve optimal visual outcomes and minimize potential complications, proper eye care after Phakic surgery is […]

Myopia Surgery Review for -10 Diopters with Phakic ICL
Myopia Surgery Review After Nearly 20 Years of Wearing Glasses From a very young age, Ngoc Anh had to “live with” a thick pair of myopia glasses as an inseparable part of her daily life. For nearly 20 years, those glasses were almost an extension of herself—until the young woman born in 1999 decided to […]

Does Daily Makeup Make Myopic Eyes More Prone to Dryness?
Does Makeup Cause Dry Eyes? In modern life, makeup has become a daily habit for many people, especially young women, office workers, and those who communicate frequently. However, along with the desire for beauty, many people with myopia have begun to notice that myopic eyes are more prone to dryness, irritation, transient blurred vision, or […]

5 Common Signs of Myopia in Children Parents Should Know
The Current Situation of School-Age Myopia According to the World Health Organization (WHO) and the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO), the prevalence of myopia among children in Asia may exceed 50–60% during school age, especially in major urban areas. Vietnam is no exception to this trend, as children are spending increasing amounts of time using […]

3 Situations Where to Choose Phakic Premium Over Laser
For many years, corneal laser surgeries such as LASIK, SMILE, or PRK have helped millions of people free themselves from glasses. However, laser procedures are not a suitable option for everyone. In reality, a considerable number of patients are advised after a comprehensive examination that their eyes do not meet the safety conditions required for […]

The role of Phakic Premium in the treatment of severe myopia
As severe myopia becomes increasingly common, especially among young people and office workers, finding a solution that is both effective and safe for the cornea is a top priority. Phakic Premium is considered a standout option, meeting these stringent requirements. What is Phakic Premium surgery? Phakic Premium is a refractive surgery method that corrects vision […]
