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08/05/2026
30KWHY SHOULD HIGH MYOPIA PATIENTS CHOOSE PHAKIC ICL?
Not all myopia cases are suitable for laser surgery. For individuals with high myopia, significant astigmatism, or thin corneas, Phakic ICL is currently a preferred solution thanks to its ability to deliver sharp visual improvement while preserving the natural corneal structure. Phakic ICL is a procedure in which an intraocular lens is implanted in front […]
[RECAP] Launch Event of PHAKIC CustomEyes™ Technology
On April 23, 2026, in Ho Chi Minh City, the Sai Gon Eye Hospital System officially introduced the PHAKIC CustomEyes™ vision correction technology. This is considered an important milestone, ushering Implantable Collamer Lens (Phakic ICL) surgery into an era of advanced personalized treatment powered by intelligent AI Ultrasound technology. The most groundbreaking highlight of the […]
Review Top 5 Trusted Phakic ICL Surgery Centers in HCM City
Planning to undergo Phakic ICL surgery? Check out this detailed review of the Top 5 reputable clinics in Ho Chi Minh City: HCMC Eye Hospital, Vietnam–Russia Eye Hospital, Saigon Eye Hospital, and more. Updated with the latest 2026 pricing, technologies, and real patient experiences. Don’t miss out!
Saigon Eye Hospital wins “Specialty Hospital of the Year” in Asia
Saigon Eye Hospital System has officially made history in regional healthcare by winning for the 4th consecutive time at the Healthcare Asia Awards (HAA) 2026. This achievement not only reaffirms its leading position in Vietnam but also demonstrates the strong rise of the country’s private healthcare sector on the international map. Double Prestigious Wins at […]
Phakic ICL Surgery at Ho Chi Minh City Eye Hospital
In recent years, Phakic ICL has become a prominent option for people with high myopia or those who are not suitable candidates for LASIK. In particular, at Ho Chi Minh City Eye Hospital, this method has gained significant attention thanks to its experienced medical team and modern equipment system. The article below will help you […]
BREAKING THE LIMITS OF HIGH MYOPIA – A NEW STANDARD OF VISION
High myopia is a major barrier that affects work, daily activities, and overall quality of life. People in this group often experience unstable vision, heavy dependence on glasses or contact lenses, and may not be eligible for LASIK due to thin corneas.
Boxing athlete chooses Phakic ICL to restore 20/20 vision
In combat sports like Boxing, vision is not only an advantage but also a key factor determining reflexes and safety during competition. For people with high myopia, wearing glasses or contact lenses is not only inconvenient but also carries potential risks. This is also the story of Mr. Đoàn Gia Minh, a Boxing athlete with […]
More than 500 students received free eye exams at the Youth Month Festival 2026
Accompanying Saigon University of Technology within the framework of the Youth Month Festival 2026, Sai Gon Ngo Gia Tu Eye Hospital brought a vision care space that attracted a large number of students to participate. At the event, more than 500 students received free eye examinations and vision screenings, along with in-depth consultations from doctors. […]
Opening of the Annual Saigon Eye Hospital Refractive Ophthalmology Conference 2026
The Annual Saigon Eye Hospital Refractive Ophthalmology Conference 2026 has officially opened, marking an important academic event in the field of ophthalmology in Vietnam. This year’s conference not only gathers doctors, experts, and optometrists across the system, but also creates a specialized forum to update knowledge, share experiences, and shape future strategies for myopia control. […]
Dr. Bui Tien Hung – Leading Phakic ICL Surgeon in Asia-Pacific
In modern ophthalmology, where technology and surgical expertise directly determine visual outcomes, a doctor’s role goes beyond knowledge—it is built on experience gained from tens of thousands of procedures. Dr. Bui Tien Hung stands out as one of these distinguished experts, playing a key role in bringing advanced refractive treatments, especially Phakic ICL, closer to patients in Vietnam.
