Lens implantation surgery — size matters.
Lens implantation surgery is a vision correction procedure that improves refractive errors by inserting a special lens inside the eye. It is often recommended for patients with thin corneas or very high myopia, as it can be safely performed in such cases. Since only a small incision is made in the corneal epithelium during the procedure, it involves minimal pain, and patients can usually return to daily activities—such as going বাইরে, wearing makeup, and showering—from the next day. In addition, with advancements in technology, techniques such as iris-fixated lenses and designs that facilitate the natural flow of aqueous fluid inside the eye have been developed. As a result, both the safety of the procedure and surgical outcomes have steadily improved. Types of lens implantation by insertion position Lens implantation surgery can be divided into two types depending on where the lens is placed: anterior chamber lens implantation and posterior chamber lens implantation. Anterio...
