Eye laser surgery began in 1997 and since then there has been made around the world tens of millions of cases. First, the operations were made to the surface of the eye (PRK), later using the method LASIK(under a fläp) that is currently the world’s most common operation. The flap can be made also with … Continue reading
The surface of the eye is moisturized by tear fluid that consist of water, proteins and grease. The grease layer is the primal component for keeping the eye moist, and the most common reason for eye symptoms. The grease is secreted in the surface of the eye by meibomian glands, and any interference in their … Continue reading
Presbyopia is a condition that develops as a normal part of aging of the eye. It strikes us all regardless of possible underlying refractive errors. The lens grows and stiffens during our life and at a certain point, its accommodation abilities are not enough to allow visual acuity on short distances, since its light-refractive properties … Continue reading
