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13/08/2026
32.6KHow Long After Refractive Surgery Can Myopia Return? Causes and Prevention
What Is Myopia Regression After Refractive Surgery? Myopia regression after refractive surgery refers to the reappearance of some degree of nearsightedness after it has previously been corrected through surgery. Patients may notice reduced distance vision, images that are no longer as sharp as they were shortly after surgery, or the need to wear glasses again […]
Can You Have Refractive Surgery a Second Time?
Why Can Myopia Return After Refractive Surgery? Refractive surgery is designed to correct the refractive error present at the time of treatment. However, surgery cannot completely prevent biological changes that may occur in the eyes in the future. Some factors that may cause vision to change after refractive surgery include: Myopia Was Not Stable Before […]
Why Can Myopia Return After Refractive Surgery?
“Will my myopia come back a few years after refractive surgery?” is one of the most common questions that makes many people hesitate before deciding to undergo vision correction surgery. In reality, refractive surgery is designed to correct the refractive error present at the time of treatment, helping reduce dependence on glasses or contact lenses. […]
Can You Rinse Pink Eye with Saline Solution?
What Is Pink Eye? Pink eye, also known as conjunctivitis, is an inflammation of the conjunctiva—the thin, transparent membrane that covers the white part of the eye and the inner surface of the eyelids. It can be caused by viruses, bacteria, allergies, or environmental irritants such as dust, smoke, and chemicals. Common symptoms include red […]
Say Goodbye to Glasses – Welcome Sharp Vision with Phakic ICL
After years of living with high myopia and being ineligible for laser vision correction, Mr. Le Huy Phuong chose Phakic surgery to achieve clear vision while preserving the natural structure of his corneas. Following a comprehensive eye examination and in-depth evaluation at Sai Gon Ngo Gia Tu Eye Hospital, the medical team determined that he […]
Not Everyone with Myopia Is Eligible for Laser Eye Surgery
Not everyone with myopia is a suitable candidate for laser vision correction. In reality, many people are told during their eye examination that they are not eligible for LASIK or SMILE because of thin corneas, very high refractive errors, or other anatomical factors affecting the eye. However, this does not mean you have to rely […]
The 5th Expanded Ho Chi Minh City Ophthalmology Conference – A Scientific Forum Connecting the Entire Field in 2026
In the context of continuous advancements in ophthalmology with modern technologies and evolving treatment trends, the 5th Expanded Ho Chi Minh City Ophthalmology Conference (HOOC 5) in 2026 is organized to create a large-scale academic forum, connecting domestic and international experts while promoting comprehensive collaboration in eye care. This event continues the success of the […]
The Latest Updates on the Safety of Phakic ICL
Over the past five years, Phakic ICL (EVO ICL) has consistently appeared in major scientific publications and international ophthalmology conferences as one of the safest treatment options for high myopia and astigmatism when appropriately indicated. Unlike the first-generation ICL lenses introduced more than a decade ago, today’s EVO ICL incorporates several important design improvements that […]
5 Early Ways to Prevent Retinal Detachment
Retinal detachment is one of the most serious ophthalmic emergencies. When the retina separates from the underlying nourishing tissue, its light-sensitive cells are rapidly damaged due to a lack of oxygen and nutrients. Without prompt treatment, permanent vision loss can occur. The good news is that many cases of retinal detachment can be prevented or […]
Can Vision Return After Optic Nerve Damage?
What Is the Optic Nerve? The optic nerve consists of more than one million nerve fibers responsible for transmitting visual signals from the retina to the brain. Every image we see must travel through the optic nerve before the brain can process it into vision. Therefore, when the optic nerve is damaged, vision can decline […]
