
Top 5 reputable eye hospitals for Phakic ICL surgery in Ho Chi Minh City
Overview of Phakic ICL Phakic ICL surgery is a leading solution for people with high myopia, high astigmatism, thin corneas, or those who are not suitable for corneal laser procedures such as LASIK, Femto LASIK, or ReLEx SMILE. This method uses an intraocular lens (IOL) implanted into the eye without altering the cornea, preserving the […]

5 factors that determine the rate of myopia progression
Myopia is becoming the “visual epidemic” of the 21st century. International studies predict that by 2050, approximately 50% of the global population will be myopic, with about 10% developing high myopia. In Vietnam, this rate has exceeded 38%, with the fastest increase observed in school-aged children. Even more concerning, myopia does not stop progressing. Once […]

Phakic ICL Surgery Costs in Ho Chi Minh City in 2025
Overview of Phakic ICL Surgery Costs in 2025 Phakic ICL is a premium refractive surgery solution that uses implantable lenses from EyeOL and STAAR Surgical (USA), suitable for patients with high myopia, thin corneas, or those who are not eligible for laser procedures. Due to the advanced technical requirements and the fact that each lens […]

Does Night Shift Really Protect Your Eyes?
Introduction Since 2017, Apple has integrated Night Shift into iPhone, iPad and MacBook with the aim of reducing the harmful effects of blue light on the eyes and improving sleep. When this mode is enabled, the screen shifts toward warmer tones and reduces blue light, which is believed to cause difficulty falling asleep, eye strain […]

Comparison of Recovery Speed Between Phakic ICL and LASIK
Introduction Among today’s refractive error treatment methods, LASIK and Phakic ICL (especially EVO ICL) are the two most frequently considered options. What patients are most concerned about is the recovery speed after surgery, which determines how soon they can return to daily activities, study, and work. Based on clinical data from STAAR Surgical—the global ISO […]

How Often Should You Replace Your Glasses to Avoid Wrong Prescription?
Introduction Prescription glasses are indispensable for people with myopia. Although small, a pair of glasses directly affects vision, learning and work performance, and the daily health of the eyes. However, not everyone knows when to replace their glasses to avoid wearing the wrong prescription — a leading cause of rapid worsening of myopia and persistent […]

Who Is Eligible for EVO ICL Vision Correction? International Qualification Standards
Introduction to Phakic Phakic ICL vision correction is becoming one of the leading choices for individuals with high myopia, thin corneas, or those who are not suitable candidates for laser-based procedures such as LASIK or SMILE. By placing a thin, flexible implantable lens inside the eye, this method allows light to focus accurately on the […]

EVO ICL and the Evolution of Visual Freedom
Overview of EVO ICL For many years, eyeglasses, contact lenses, and procedures such as LASIK and PRK have been considered popular options for improving vision. However, not everyone is suitable for these treatments—especially individuals with high myopia, thin corneas, or chronic dry eye. The introduction of the EVO ICL has marked an important evolution toward […]

Does EVO Surgery Hurt? Procedure and Recovery Timeline
Introduction Phakic surgery (Phakic ICL) has become a leading option for patients with high myopia, thin corneas, or chronic dry eye—those who may not qualify for LASIK or PRK. Thanks to the design of placing a lens inside the eye without altering the cornea, this method delivers sharp vision, fast recovery, and high satisfaction, with […]

What Is Phakic ICL? Benefits and Drawbacks of this technology
Introduction Phakic ICL is currently one of the most optimal solutions for people with high myopia, astigmatism, or hyperopia—especially in cases of thin corneas, dry eyes, or when LASIK/PRK are not suitable. In recent years, the use of Phakic ICL has increased strongly in developed countries such as Japan, South Korea, and the United States […]
