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27/08/2025
14.6K5 Early Signs of Astigmatism in Children
Signs of astigmatism in children often appear early but are easily overlooked because they resemble nearsightedness or ordinary eye strain. As a result, children experience blurred vision both near and far, with distorted or smeared text. Correctly identifying the signs of astigmatism helps parents detect it early, prevent amblyopia, and improve their child’s learning efficiency. […]
Phakic ICL – A Safe Choice for Patients with Severe Congenital Myopia
Phakic ICL – A Safe Choice for Patients with Severe Congenital Myopia Phakic ICL (Implantable Collamer® Lens) is a biocompatible intraocular lens placed behind the iris and in front of the natural lens, helping patients with severe congenital myopia regain clear vision, recover quickly, and avoid corneal damage. Severe Congenital Myopia and Treatment Challenges Severe […]
What is Congenital Myopia? Key Difference from School Myopia
Congenital Myopia and School Myopia: Do You Understand Correctly? Myopia is one of the most common refractive errors in the world, affecting hundreds of millions of people and significantly reducing quality of life if left uncontrolled. Among them, congenital myopia and school myopia are two frequent forms but with different causes, symptoms, and treatment approaches. […]
How to Choose the good Light for Your Eyes
Overview of Light Light is an essential element of life, helping the eyes see clearly and the brain receive images. However, not all light is good light. Basically, light is divided into: Natural light: from the sun, with a balanced spectrum, greatly affecting the biological clock, and considered a form of good light for the […]
New ZEISS Study Finds Majority of Parents Worry About Impact of Screen Time on Their Children’s Eye Health, Value Protective Behaviors to Maintain Eyesight
Survey on Children’s Eye Health: Parents’ Concerns During Children’s Eye Health & Safety Month Summary of nationwide survey results on parents’ concerns, behaviors, and habits in protecting and maintaining children’s eye health in the U.S. Background & Objectives Each August is recognized as Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month, coinciding with families preparing for the […]
How Does the Phakic ICL Lens Work in Your Eye?
How Does the Phakic ICL Lens Work in Your Eye? The Phakic ICL (Implantable Collamer® Lens) is an advanced refractive surgery technology designed to correct myopia from –3.0D to –20.0D and astigmatism from 1.0D to 4.0D. Unlike laser procedures such as LASIK or PRK, Phakic ICL does not damage the cornea, preserves the natural structure […]
Things You Need to Know Before Deciding on Phakic ICL Surgery
What You Need to Know Before Deciding on Phakic ICL Surgery Phakic ICL (Implantable Collamer® Lens) is a lens placed behind the iris and in front of the natural crystalline lens to correct myopia and astigmatism without damaging the cornea. This article answers 8 key questions to help you make an informed decision. What Age […]
Ophthalmology Conference 2025 – A Scientific Forum Connecting the Two Ends of the Country
Ophthalmology Conference 2025 – A Scientific Forum Connecting the Two Ends of the Country Date: August 8 – 9, 2025 • Toward the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2 For the first time, the Ophthalmology Conference 2025 was jointly organized through comprehensive collaboration between the Vietnam National Eye Hospital and […]
Phakic ICL Cost – An Examination of Patient Willingness to Invest in Visual Clarity
Phakic ICL Cost: An Examination of Patient Willingness to Invest in Visual Clarity In today’s modern world, the eyes are not just the “windows to the soul” but also a priceless asset that determines quality of life. For those with myopia, astigmatism, or thin corneas, Phakic ICL has become a leading vision correction surgery choice—a […]
Essential Considerations Before, During, and After Phakic ICL Surgery
Things to Know Before, During, and After Phakic ICL Surgery Phakic ICL (Implantable Collamer® Lens) surgery is a modern solution for correcting myopia and astigmatism, especially suitable for patients who cannot undergo LASIK or SMILE due to thin corneas, high myopia, or dry eyes. To achieve optimal results, you need thorough preparation before surgery, understand […]
