Discover our 5 articles and information about Presbyopia at Centre Médical Bruxelles-Schuman, eye care and eye surgery in Brussels.
Operated 20 years ago: what happens to the eyes after LASIK?
LASIK is more than thirty years old. Millions of people have been treated worldwide, and the earliest patients now have several decades of hindsight. One question comes up again and again in consultation: “Doctor, does it last a lifetime?”
Refractive surgery: are you eligible?
Living without glasses or contact lenses is now possible for a great number of patients, but not with just any technique, nor at just any age. Eligibility for refractive surgery depends on a set of criteria: your age, the prescription of each eye, the thickness of your cornea and… your lifestyle. In this article, we review these criteria, then offer you an interactive simulator to get a first personalised orientation.
A New Era for Presbyopia Treatment
Presbyopia, the diminished ability of the eye to focus close objects after 40, is a challenge for many. Fortunately, an innovative solution is on the horizon: pilocarpine-based eye drops.
Laser Eye Surgery in Brussels - LASIK and PRK | Dr Andriantafika
Laser eye surgery in Brussels allows you to free yourself from glasses and contact lenses by correcting refractive errors. Refractive surgery aims to compensate these defects to become fully or partially independent of any optical correction.
Glasses
Myopia (or shortsightedness), astigmatism, hyperopia and presbyopia are refraction anomalies: it means that the image perceived is blurred as it is not focused on the retina.
