Test takers who want vision correction, why 1mm smile surgery is important
Dec 04, 2024
The human eyeball is formed of a thin protective film with a thickness of 0.5 to 1.0 mm.
In particular, the cornea, the outermost tissue of the eye, is about 0.5mm (500㎛) thick and not only protects the eye at the front line, but also serves as a passage for light to pass through. It has about 10 times the refractive power of ordinary glasses, so it is a sensitive tissue that can cause vision changes even with a slight damage. Corneal health is the starting point of eye health. Therefore, the human eye is called 'Jewel', and the cornea is sometimes referred to as the jewel among the jewels. This means that it should be valued and important.
It is most important to keep corneal safety and health in vision correction surgery such as LASIK, LASEK, and Smile LASIK.
This is because corneal damage is inevitable to some extent during corneal refraction surgery using lasers. Corneal nerves distributed in the corneal epithelium are particularly damaged during LASIK and LASEK surgery, and if the nerves are damaged, glare or dry eyes will occur, which will inevitably cause inconvenience.
In this regard, choosing a surgical method that minimizes damage can quickly recover after surgery and reduce discomfort such as dry eyes and glare.
Recently, mainstream vision correction surgeries Smile Lasik and SmilePro have significantly reduced the possibility of aftereffects or side effects due to significantly less nerve damage than existing surgeries. In particular, the minimum cutout smile LASIK of 1.9mm or less usually corrects vision by reducing the incision window of about 2-4mm to at least 1mm. If you operate at 1mm, the size of the incision window is reduced by more than half compared to the general smile LASIK. As such, less corneal incisions increase safety, and corneal damage is reduced, so there is less risk of aftereffects such as dry eyes or corneal dilatation, and the prognosis of surgery is good. Corneal swelling disappears quickly, shortening recovery time and excellent quality of vision, which can increase satisfaction after correction. Of course, 1mm smile surgery is a sophisticated operation, so it is possible only with dedicated surgical tools, medical staff's know-how to reinforce corneas, and surgical experience.
Currently, ophthalmologists are inquiring about vision correction and surgery for test takers who have completed the CSAT. Taking off the glasses that have been worn for a long time since childhood can greatly reduce the inconvenience of study, exercise, and daily life, so expectations are high. With the help of ophthalmologists, patients themselves should approach them wisely and carefully through correct surgical information. It is recommended to carefully examine the characteristics and differences of vision correction methods such as LASIK, LASEK, Smile LASIK, and SmilePro, and choose vision correction to reduce corneal damage as much as possible.
Help = Onnuri Smile An, Director Kim Boo-ki
In particular, the cornea, the outermost tissue of the eye, is about 0.5mm (500㎛) thick and not only protects the eye at the front line, but also serves as a passage for light to pass through. It has about 10 times the refractive power of ordinary glasses, so it is a sensitive tissue that can cause vision changes even with a slight damage. Corneal health is the starting point of eye health. Therefore, the human eye is called 'Jewel', and the cornea is sometimes referred to as the jewel among the jewels. This means that it should be valued and important.
It is most important to keep corneal safety and health in vision correction surgery such as LASIK, LASEK, and Smile LASIK.
This is because corneal damage is inevitable to some extent during corneal refraction surgery using lasers. Corneal nerves distributed in the corneal epithelium are particularly damaged during LASIK and LASEK surgery, and if the nerves are damaged, glare or dry eyes will occur, which will inevitably cause inconvenience.
In this regard, choosing a surgical method that minimizes damage can quickly recover after surgery and reduce discomfort such as dry eyes and glare.
Recently, mainstream vision correction surgeries Smile Lasik and SmilePro have significantly reduced the possibility of aftereffects or side effects due to significantly less nerve damage than existing surgeries. In particular, the minimum cutout smile LASIK of 1.9mm or less usually corrects vision by reducing the incision window of about 2-4mm to at least 1mm. If you operate at 1mm, the size of the incision window is reduced by more than half compared to the general smile LASIK. As such, less corneal incisions increase safety, and corneal damage is reduced, so there is less risk of aftereffects such as dry eyes or corneal dilatation, and the prognosis of surgery is good. Corneal swelling disappears quickly, shortening recovery time and excellent quality of vision, which can increase satisfaction after correction. Of course, 1mm smile surgery is a sophisticated operation, so it is possible only with dedicated surgical tools, medical staff's know-how to reinforce corneas, and surgical experience.
Currently, ophthalmologists are inquiring about vision correction and surgery for test takers who have completed the CSAT. Taking off the glasses that have been worn for a long time since childhood can greatly reduce the inconvenience of study, exercise, and daily life, so expectations are high. With the help of ophthalmologists, patients themselves should approach them wisely and carefully through correct surgical information. It is recommended to carefully examine the characteristics and differences of vision correction methods such as LASIK, LASEK, Smile LASIK, and SmilePro, and choose vision correction to reduce corneal damage as much as possible.
Help = Onnuri Smile An, Director Kim Boo-ki
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