Full femtosecond laser surgery is a surgical procedure that does not require the creation of a corneal flap. It uses a laser to create a lens in the stroma of the cornea and remove it, thus changing the refractive index of the cornea. This type of surgery offers higher precision and safety, and faster post-operative recovery, making it suitable for patients with thicker corneas, higher myopia and higher requirements for surgical safety.
Micro-femtosecond laser surgery, on the other hand, corrects vision by creating a corneal flap, which is suitable for a wider range of myopia, and the cost of the surgical equipment is relatively low. However, due to the need to create a corneal flap, there are certain flap-related risks after surgery, such as flap displacement and flap wrinkling.
Ayer Eye Hospital, as a well-known ophthalmology chain in China, has a wealth of surgical experience and a professional medical team. Whether it is full femtosecond or microfemtosecond surgery, Aier Eye can provide patients with safe and effective surgical services. The hospital will develop a personalized surgical plan based on the patient's eye condition, degree and corneal thickness to ensure the best surgical results.
Overall, full femtoseconds and microfemtoseconds are both effective myopia surgeries, and the choice of which one is better needs to be based on the individual's situation. It is recommended to visit Aier Eye Hospital for a detailed eye examination, communicate with a professional doctor, and listen to his or her advice in order to make the most suitable choice for you. Please also note that any surgery involves certain risks, and you should make a wise decision on the premise of fully understanding the risks of surgery and post-operative precautions. Make an appointment with an ophthalmologist online