MACROvision Surgery

MACROvision surgery is one of the most prominent interventions in modern medicine. This surgery is a technique developed to improve some special conditions related to the eye. This method, which aims to improve the quality of vision, is especially promising for individuals with certain eye problems.

MACROvision surgery is performed using advanced technology devices and this process is considered as a great innovation for eye health.

Who Has MACROvision?

Who can receive MACROvision? Generally, this treatment method is recommended for people with severe visual impairments. MAKROvision can be used especially to improve eyesight that decreases with age. In addition, individuals with eye diseases due to genetic factors are also among the suitable candidates for this surgery.

This operation can also be performed on patients with intraocular lens problems. Mostly, people who are uncomfortable with long-term use of glasses or contact lenses prefer MAKROvision surgery. Another group to whom this surgery can be applied is people who have suffered serious damage to their eyes as a result of an accident or injury.

Individuals in high-risk occupational groups, athletes or those who work in jobs that require physical interaction can also be seen as potential candidates for MAKROvision surgery. Anyone who wants to improve the quality of vision can consider this surgery.

What are the Symptoms of MACROvision?

What are the symptoms of MACROvision? This is one of the most important issues for potential patients and doctors. Indications for MAKROvision surgery are usually problems such as a significant decrease in the quality of vision, difficulty in night vision, inability to distinguish colours correctly.

Double vision, blurred or wavy vision, difficulty in reading or close distance work may also indicate the need for this surgery. Failure to see objects at long distances clearly and excessive sensitivity to light are also among the symptoms for this surgery. Eye fatigue and headache are other symptoms for which this surgery should be considered.

• Decreased quality of vision
• Difficulty in night vision
• Difficulty distinguishing colours
• Double or blurred vision
• Fluctuating vision
• Difficulty with close distance work
• Inability to see distant objects clearly
• Hypersensitivity to light
• Eye strain

How is MACROvision (MACROvision) Surgery Performed?

For MAKROvision (MACROvision) surgery, the patient must first undergo a detailed eye examination before this surgery. During this examination, the structure of the eye and eye problems are analysed in detail. The surgery is usually performed under local anaesthesia so that the patient does not feel any pain.

The surgical process is supported by advanced technology devices. These devices allow the surgeon to perform much more precise operations on the eye. During MAKROvision surgery, laser technology is usually used. Laser is a very effective method for correcting refractive errors of the eye. The surgeon reshapes the inner surface of the eye with the help of the laser, so that the eye focuses the light correctly.

Who Can Have MACROvision Surgery?

Individuals with severe refractive errors in their eyes are generally suitable candidates for this surgery. These refractive errors can be visual impairments such as myopia, hyperopia or astigmatism. The surgery offers an ideal solution especially for people who are uncomfortable wearing glasses or contact lenses.

Middle-aged and older individuals with age-related decline in vision may also be suitable candidates for MAKROvision surgery. This surgery is considered as an option for anyone who wants to regain eye health and wants to correct visual defects in their eyes to improve their quality of life. However, before undergoing this surgery, it is important that patients are evaluated in detail by an ophthalmologist.

What is the price of MAKROvision (MACROvision) surgery?

The prices of MACROvision surgery vary depending on the underlying cause, the special examination and detailed measurements to be performed on your eye depending on the operation to be performed. The treatment plan to be created by our specialist ophthalmologist depending on the detailed examination results may vary from person to person.

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The above information is for informational purposes. If you have any medical concerns or questions, please make an appointment with our ophthalmologists.