The first blind Asian to climb Mount Everest. Photo: InHope Pictures “It doesn’t matter if you are disabled or normal, whether you are blind or have no arms or legs, as long as you have a strong will, you can always accomplish something that others cannot ,” Zhang told Reuters news agency. Zhang conquered the 8,849m high Himalayas on May 24 with three guides and returned to the camp on May 27. Born in Chongqing City, Zhang lost his sight at the age of 21 due to glaucoma. He was inspired by Erik Weihenmayer, an American blind climber who climbed Mount Everest in 2001. After that, Zhang started climbing with the guidance of a friend, Qiang Zi. Nepal reopened Mount Everest to foreigners in April after a period of closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic. “I was still scared because I couldn’t see where I was going and couldn’t find my center of gravity, so sometimes I would fall. However, I still think that even if it’s difficult, I still have to face it. It’s part of climbing. There is difficulty, there is danger, and this is what climbing means.”

Illustration. Every day, you should drink 2-3 cups of green tea, this antioxidant-rich drink after being absorbed by the body not only minimizes the harmful effects of radiation from the computer, but the vitamin A in the tea leaves also contains vitamin A. can protect and enhance your eyesight. Daily should eat a moderate amount of carrots, bean sprouts, tomatoes. Fruit juice has a sour taste and juice from green vegetables is a very good body cleanser, if possible, should drink it regularly. Wash your face The radiation emitted from the computer is considered a catalyst that causes the skin to absorb a lot of dirt in the air, which in the long run will lead to the appearance of wrinkles, freckles, acne… promptly wash your face with clean water, it will reduce over 70% of radiation. It is best to wash your face with warm water mixed with a few drops of lemon juice, followed by a gentle massage to remove dirt, then apply lotion to restore the skin. Drink a lot of water This is a simple but highly effective skin care secret. Most of the words shared about beautiful skin care by beauty bloggers, famous stars, beauty queens, etc. refer to drinking lots of water. You may not know, radiation from computers is one of the causes of dry skin. When the skin lacks moisture, the sebaceous glands are forced to work continuously to compensate. This causes your face to have an excess of oil, causing an unsightly shine. In addition, excess oil clogs pores, making the skin prone to acne. Therefore, drinking water is very necessary to compensate for the amount of moisture lost during work. However, how much water is enough for the body is also quite important. Drinking too much water can easily lead to excess water in the body, causing edema. Better yet, you should drink enough from 2-2.5 liters of water every day to keep your skin smooth. Relax your skin Busy work makes her always focus on the computer constantly, so she often forgets to let her skin rest. Just like the brain, the skin also needs rest after a long period of activity. After every 1-2 hours of work, stand up, breathe and close your eyes gently to relax the whole body. On the other hand, you can go get drinking water to moisturize the skin and help the eyes and brain to be released. Apply this habit regularly, you will find your mind at ease and work more efficiently.

Kelly performed a spacewalk outside the space station on November 6, 2015. Time – an important “link” When humans have the opportunity to explore Mars, the crew members will carry out the mission and travel to places millions of miles away from our planet. Scientists want to understand as much as possible about the potential effects of microgravity and radiation on the human body. A big step towards this goal is the One-Year Mission, when NASA astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko spent 340 days aboard the International Space Station from March 2015 to 2020. 2016. Space explorers have spent nearly a year living in zero gravity. The data collected before, during and after their flight made a big contribution. This will help researchers better understand what happens to the human body in space. One concern has arisen regarding astronauts, when their eyes change over long periods of time in space. This change is thought to occur when astronauts are in space for six months or more. Time spent in space also has potential impacts on their vision health. According to researchers, crew members typically spend four to six months on the space station. However, future planned missions lasting a year or longer should be considered. The effect on astronauts’ visual health as a result of long-term flight was previously known as visual impairment and intracranial pressure, or VIIP syndrome. The researchers are now referring to ophthalmic and neurological findings in astronauts after long-duration spaceflight, such as spaceflight-associated optic nerve syndrome, also known as SANS. A new study focusing on eye changes and problems astronauts Kelly and Kornienko experienced has been published in the journal JAMA Opthalmology. “About six months after astronauts began their space missions, we started to observe changes in the eyes of some people. Those changes didn’t show up during their roughly two-week mission aboard the space shuttle,” said study author Brandon R. Macias, director of the Cardiology and Vision Laboratory at NASA Johnson Space Center. in Houston said. According to Macias, the team’s preliminary findings suggest that the duration of the space mission could be responsible for changes in eye structure for the worse, such as swelling of nerve ending tissues. vision. This change has been noticed in some astronauts who have been on missions longer than a year in space. The premise for the future American astronaut Scott Kelly (left) and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko (right) spent a year on the space station. The changes in astronauts Kelly and Kornienko were compared with crew members who spent about six months on the station. Both of these astronauts experienced many changes in eye structure. One of them developed mild optic disc edema. “Disc edema can occur when the nerve fibers at the back of the eye swell or when CSF (spinal fluid) builds up around the nerve fibers. If the swelling is severe and persists for a long time, visual function can be affected,” explains Macias. Meanwhile, the other astronaut suffered from optic disc edema and the growing growth of choroidal folds. Both of them used to not realize the changes they were going through. “The retina at the back of the eye is a smooth layer,” says Macias. Folds develop when this tissue becomes wrinkled and uneven. These folds can have different patterns depending on their location and severity. This condition has the potential to impair visual function.” Two astronauts recovered from optic disc edema after returning from space. However, the choroidal folds do not always fully recover. These structural changes did not result in any significant functional changes to the eye. “There is a concern, however, that longer space missions could contribute to more structural changes to the eye. The longer these structural changes take place, the more likely they are that they can cause damage to the retina,” warns Macias. The researchers believe the new findings are a reliable measurement for monitoring the crew members’ eye structures, as well as their long-term health upon their return to Earth. At the same time, the scientists also wanted to understand why some crew members had more eye changes than others. That information could help the team figure out how to prevent neuro-eye syndrome associated with space flight. The team will measure eye activity before, during and after the task by electromechanical methods. Simultaneously, the electrical response of the light-sensitive cones and rods of the eye is measured. Scientists will also look at changes in blood flow in the retina. This may provide more insight into why some crew members undergo more changes than others.

Bad dreams protect us in real life Most of us have had bad dreams at some point in our lives, although they seem scary, there are actually good sides to bad dreams. Researchers claim that feeling fear in dreams can actually help you better cope with real-life fears. Bad dreams enhance the brain’s ability to react to real-life dangers and frightening experiences. However, in terrifying and traumatic dreams, those benefits are lost and they can actually cause ill effects that continue after awakening. Illustration. Most muscles are paralyzed during REM sleep During deep REM sleep, the stage in which we sleep where most dreams occur, our eyes continue to move but the muscles are paralyzed. According to a study, a set of specialized cells in the brain called motor neurons prevent muscles from moving when we sleep to prevent potential injury. Illustration. Dreams enhance creativity and problem solving Many people have had incredible breakthroughs in their dreams. Whether it is a scientific idea, art, music, novel or film, reality shows that dreams can create real gems and there is a perfectly valid reason backed by science. household. When we dream, our brain is in a different neurophysiological state, allowing it to become more adept at solving problems and finding solutions to things that baffle our minds. . In this state, we experience higher brain activity, which makes the brain more capable of coming up with creative solutions and problem solving. People forget 95% of their dreams We all know how difficult it can be to recall dreams after waking up, not to mention recalling older dreams from weeks, months, or years ago. In fact, we forget up to 95% of our dreams. This is because the changes in the brain that occur when we sleep do not support the information processing needed to store and form memories. Brain scans of sleeping people show that the region that plays a key role in memory formation found in the frontal lobes is inactive during REM sleep. Illustration. Not all dreams have color Although it may sound surprising, not everyone is able to see colors in their dreams. The phenomenon dates back to the 1940s when many people reported having dreamed of black and white. Today, studies suggest that this has to do with the fact that at the time people were exposed to black and white media because color TV had not been invented. To support this theory, a study was conducted on 2 different age groups with different media exposure experiences. People with more exposure to black and white media had more gray dreams than those with more experience with color media. Illustration. Blind people can also have visual dreams People who are born blind can have visual experiences in dreams because they have the same electrical activity in their brains as people with normal vision. However, even though they have visual sensations in their dreams, they cannot describe the experience and conceptualize the feeling as if they had never experienced the sight in their life. Dreams are motivated by memory, so people who lose their vision later in life can experience visual dreams thanks to brain circuits that were formed before they went blind. Illustration. You can’t read in your dreams When we are reading, this is when the right part of our brain is most activated and this is exactly the part of the brain that cannot be reached while dreaming. In fact, when we dream, the entire brain region responsible for language, reading, writing and speaking becomes less active. However, there is an exception to this rule and some people can read it in their dreams. However, this only applies to a small number of people – usually those who think about language and write the most like writers and poets. We only dream of faces we have seen in real life Whether you really miss them or not, you can only dream of faces you’ve seen in the past. Our dreams are drawn from real experiences, so the faces you see in your dreams are the result of your interpretation of actual experiences. Illustration. Dreaming is a real phenomenon We all catch ourselves drifting away with our minds and not being fully in the present moment, almost everyone has experienced this. However, daydreaming, in the real world sense, can happen to some people who are capable of daydreaming so vividly that they almost experience their presence in a different environment. Illustration. Being able to control your dreams By experiencing lucid dreams, you can become aware that you are literally dreaming and thus take control of your dreams. This type of dream is related to a higher awareness of your mental state, and people who have experienced lucid dreams claim that they already knew they were dreaming when they woke up.

Part of this 58-year-old male patient’s vision has been restored, allowing him to recognize, count, locate and touch various objects displayed on the table in front of him. (Photo: New York Times) According to research results published on May 24, scientists in Europe and the US have applied optical genetic engineering to treat a patient who lost vision due to an inherited disease of photoreceptors. 40 years ago. This involves injecting them directly into the patient’s eye, combined with stimulation for several months by wearing light-emitting glasses, which convert images into pulses of light printed onto the retina. A 58-year-old blind man was able to partially restore vision in one eye with the help of a breakthrough treatment using genetic engineering and light-activated therapy. The patient, who lives in France, was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa (RP), a degenerative eye disease that affects the retina at the back of the eye and causes it to stop working, almost 40 years ago. year. However, several months after the treatment, he was able to recognize, count, locate and touch various objects with the treated eye while wearing a pair of light-stimulating glasses. The researchers say that although their findings, published in the journal Nature Medicine, are still in the early stages, their work could be seen as a stepping stone to targeted treatments. new target for people with RP (RP – a condition in which the cells in the retina that receive light are disrupted, which can lead to total blindness). It is the most common inherited eye condition, affecting around 1 in 4,000 people in the UK. The researchers used a technique, called photogenetics, to genetically alter cells in the retina so that they produce light-sensitive proteins called channelrhodopsin. The treatment, which is done by injecting an eye into one eye, activates the gene that codes for a channelrhodopsin protein called ChrimsonR, which senses amber light. The team also developed specialized goggles equipped with a camera to capture and project visual images onto the retina at amber wavelengths of light. The patient then trained for several months as the genetically engineered cells began to stabilize. Seven months later, the patient began to show signs of improvement in vision, the researchers said. The team also said their patients were “excited” after this first experience of partial vision. With the aid of the light-stimulating glasses, the patient was able to locate, recognize, touch and count objects such as notebooks, pin boxes and glasses on a white table in front of him. The researchers also read the patients’ brain activity using a technique known as an electroencephalogram. A tortoise is alternately raised or removed from the table, and the patient must press a button to indicate whether it is there or not. The results from the experiments show that patients can recognize with 78% accuracy. Although this type of optical genetic therapy may be beneficial in restoring visual function in people with RP-related blindness, more results from this trial are needed, the researchers say. clearer picture of the safety and effectiveness of this approach. José-Alain Sahel, lead author of the study from France’s Sorbonne University and the National Center for Scientific Research, said: “It is important that blind patients suffer from various types of neurodegenerative diseases. and functional optic nerve would likely qualify for treatment. However, the effectiveness of the treatment depends on the extent of the patient’s optic nerve degeneration. He said it will take more time to study this method before it can be put into practice. Quynh Hoa According to The Irish Times

Part of this 58-year-old male patient’s vision has been restored, allowing him to recognize, count, locate and touch various objects displayed on the table in front of him. (Photo: New York Times) According to research results published on May 24, scientists in Europe and the US have applied optical genetic engineering to treat a patient who lost vision due to an inherited disease of photoreceptors. 40 years ago. This involves injecting them directly into the patient’s eye, combined with stimulation for several months by wearing light-emitting glasses, which convert images into pulses of light printed onto the retina. A 58-year-old blind man was able to partially restore vision in one eye with the help of a breakthrough treatment using genetic engineering and light-activated therapy. The patient, who lives in France, was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa (RP), a degenerative eye disease that affects the retina at the back of the eye and causes it to stop working, almost 40 years ago. year. However, several months after the treatment, he was able to recognize, count, locate and touch various objects with the treated eye while wearing a pair of light-stimulating glasses. The researchers say that although their findings, published in the journal Nature Medicine, are still in the early stages, their work could be seen as a stepping stone to targeted treatments. New target for people with RP (RP – a condition in which cells in the retina that receive light are disrupted, which can lead to total blindness). It is the most common inherited eye condition, affecting around 1 in 4,000 people in the UK. The researchers used a technique, called photogenetics, to genetically alter cells in the retina so that they produce light-sensitive proteins called channelrhodopsin. The treatment, which is done by injecting an eye into one eye, activates the gene that codes for a channelrhodopsin protein called ChrimsonR, which senses amber light. The team also developed specialized goggles equipped with a camera to capture and project visual images onto the retina at amber wavelengths of light. The patient then trained for several months as the genetically engineered cells began to stabilize. Seven months later, the patient began to show signs of improvement in vision, the researchers said. The team also said their patients were “excited” after this first experience of partial vision. With the aid of the light-stimulating glasses, the patient was able to locate, recognize, touch and count objects such as notebooks, pin boxes and glasses on a white table in front of him. The researchers also read the patients’ brain activity using a technique known as an electroencephalogram. A tortoise is alternately raised or removed from the table, and the patient must press a button to indicate whether it is there or not. The results from the experiments show that patients can recognize with 78% accuracy. Although this type of optical genetic therapy may be beneficial in restoring visual function in people with RP-related blindness, more results from this trial are needed, the researchers say. clearer picture of the safety and effectiveness of this approach. José-Alain Sahel, lead author of the study from France’s Sorbonne University and the National Center for Scientific Research, said: “It is important that blind patients suffer from various types of neurodegenerative diseases. and functional optic nerve would likely qualify for treatment. However, the effectiveness of the treatment depends on the extent of the patient’s optic nerve degeneration. He said it will take more time to study this method before it can be put into practice. Quynh Hoa According to The Irish Times

However, recently the company has suddenly revealed new features, which are likely to appear in the next update – iOS 15. The first iOS 15 beta is expected to be introduced at WWDC 2021 in the coming weeks. Apple says the new features in iOS 15 are designed to help people with disabilities (with mobility problems, low vision, hearing and cognitive impairments) can use the device. more comfortable. (Image: MacRumors) Apple is also supporting third-party eye tracking devices, allowing users to control the tablet with their eyes. The new features will be available to both iPhone and iPad users. VoiceOver, Apple’s screen reader will also be upgraded on the new iOS. This tool will help provide more information about the image on the screen, including people, text, data… it can even describe the position of a person or object in the image. (Photo: NewsBytes) Apple has also added a couple of two-way hearing aids to its support list. With the watchOS platform, the AssistiveTouch feature will allow Apple Watch users to easily control the device without having to touch it. Thanks to built-in motion sensors, optical heart rate sensors, and machine learning, Apple Watch can detect movements, allowing you to navigate with hand gestures. (Illustration image: Internet) “With these new features, we look forward to bringing joy and improving lives to many,” said Sarah Herrlinger, Apple’s senior director of Global Access Policy and Initiatives. BGR says Apple doesn’t actually mention iOS 15 or iPadOS 15, but says that all the new features will be available “later this year”. It is expected that the official iOS 15 update will be released with the iPhone 13 in September.

However, contact lenses can cause serious damage to vision when not used correctly. Sharon Copeland – ophthalmologist – shares 3 common mistakes when wearing it. Fashionable contact lenses are very popular in recent times. Photo: Femina. Avoid contact with water Contact lenses are usually cleaned with a special solution. Forgetting to take off your glasses and being in direct contact with water will make your eyes susceptible to infection. Sharon emphasized: “All kinds of water are not good for contact lenses. If you accidentally step into the bathroom with contact lenses, close your eyes and do not come into contact with water. When stepping outside, need to dry your hands and remove them. them”. Water can contain Acanthamoeba bacteria when it gets on contact lens surfaces, which can easily infect the eyes. This leads to keratitis, red eyes, blurred vision, sensitivity to light and, more seriously, vision damage. Avoid direct contact with water when wearing contact lenses. Photo: The Sun. Do not rub your eyes Pollen, dirt or makeup causes us to rub our eyes. But for contact lens wearers, this is more prone to tearing or the lens being pushed up above the eyelid. In addition, when rubbing the eyes, bacteria easily penetrate from the hands into the cornea. Sharon added: “If your eyes feel uncomfortable, use some eye drops to relieve pain. Cooling cloths placed on the eyes can also ease the pain. Remove contact lenses. when you feel irritation”. Avoid rubbing your eyes while wearing contact lenses. Photo: The Sun. Wear contact lenses to sleep Wearing contact lenses to bed puts you at a higher risk of eye infections. Ophthalmologist Jennifer Fogt said: “Wearing contact lenses while sleeping reduces the amount of oxygen to the eyes. That can lead to eye infections such as keratitis or worsen dry symptoms. This happens when you don’t have enough water to lubricate your eyes, scratching the cells inside.” Contact lenses need to be cleaned every night. If you accidentally deflect the glass, do not attempt to remove it. Instead, gently rub your eyes and use eye drops to reduce the condition. You need special solutions to reduce irritation. Photo: The Sun.

Dang Tuan (Hanoi) The type of glasses you ask are contact lenses placed at night. These are glasses that help people with nearsightedness, astigmatism achieve the best vision naturally without having to wear any kind of conventional frames or contact lenses. Glasses can be used for the following cases: People with nearsightedness (less than 10 degrees) without or with astigmatism of 3 degrees or less; Children are increasing during development; Those who are not suitable for the use of traditional frames during the day; Children are not old enough for surgery; Those who are ineligible or ineligible for eye surgery to cure refractive errors. With contact lenses placed at night, users just need to put on specially designed contact lenses before going to bed, then remove them when waking up. While you sleep, the lenses gently reshape the front surface of the eye (cornea) so that the user can see clearly the next day. However, the glasses must be tailored to each person and special equipment such as dedicated corneal mapping system, state-of-the-art refractometer system is required to provide accurate visual results. Night-time contact lenses are an option for those wanting to remove their lenses, in addition to Lasik surgery. Night contact lenses must be tailored to the individual

Two patients with corneal patient. Photo: BV. Information from Hue Central Hospital said that recently, under the direction of Prof. Dr. Pham Nhu Hiep – Director of Hue Central Hospital, the Hospital’s Eye Center has conducted corneal transplant surgery for 2 diseases. benevolent corneal donor in Gia Lai. Before that, when receiving information from the National Organ Transplant Coordination Center about the case of a patient from Gia Lai who wishes to donate cornea, the physician of the Eye Center and the Organ Transplant Center, Hue Central Hospital went to visit the patient. After studying the feelings and aspirations of the corneal donor, the doctors returned to the hospital to conduct examination and selected the 2 most suitable patients from the long list of patients waiting for corneal transplant. When the corneal donor took the last breath, the physician of Hue Central Hospital took cornea and performed the transplant immediately for the ready patient. The first is a 43-year-old female patient in Quang Ninh district, Quang Binh. This patient with necrotic corneal ulceration that leads to perforation without early corneal transplantation is at higher risk of intraocular infection and eye damage. Thanks to the timely corneal transplant, the patient has preserved his eyes and restored his eyesight and can see within a distance of 3m. If the postoperative treatment results are good, the patient’s vision will surely increase much. The second person to receive a corneal transplant is a 74-year-old male patient residing in Huong Thuy, Thua Thien Hue. 2 eyes with corneal scarring for many years with both eyes vision can only distinguish light and dark. After a week of surgery, the patient’s vision was partially restored, he was able to walk and see everything within a distance of 2 meters. The patient’s foresight will be well restored in the future.

At first glance, this super fluffy roll looks more like a folded blanket than a dog. Harvey, 6 months old, is a pet dog of the soft-skinned Shar Pei breed of 22-year-old owner Teresa Moll Arguimbau in Menorca, Spain. With his distinctive appearance, Harvey loves a full body care that involves moisturizing head to toe in order to be able to maintain his unique folds. Ms. Arguimbau said: “I was crazy about the wrinkles and the Harvey’s skin. It was very soft, and the wrinkles were beautiful.” Arguimbau describes that every time Harvey drank water, the water would flow through the wrinkles and Chloe, Harvey’s mother, was the one who had to go clean by licking the water from those wrinkles. To preserve Harvey’s strange fur, the owner Arguimbau must regularly apply moisturizer, every two days. It is known that the Shar Pei breed originated in the Far East, which has less wrinkles on the skin but over time, breeders have released more varieties. The dog has the most wrinkled coat in the world but is extremely cute On the social networking site, Arguimbau regularly shares lovely pictures of the family dogs. In addition, she also shares tips and ideas with other employers on how to care. “I didn’t expect love from my online friends, but I suddenly discovered a wonderful community, a family that I can interact with every day,” Arguimbau said. can exchange a lot of knowledge, learn new things and most of all, share Harvey’s daily life with everyone “. Harvey dog ​​likes to go to the sun, go to the beach, but his special skin is quite sensitive to sunlight. Harvey’s photos attracted the attention of netizens. Not only that, in real life, Harvey is also famous throughout the island where it lives. ‘Harvey also attracts a lot of attention in the real world. Living on such a small island, where everyone knows each other, makes Harvey very popular here. ”
The dog Harvey has two siblings, Dona and Louis, but both have gone to a new home. During the early days of his life, Harvey had problems with vision. The owner must take the veterinarian to see him so he can see. Arguimbau said: “Dona and Louis have no vision problems but Harvey does. Harvey has more wrinkles than his brothers. In the first two months, he didn’t see anything. Every week, I brought him to see him. The veterinarian and therapist also had to take antibiotics and creams. Fortunately, as time went on, Harvey gradually regained his vision even though one eye could not see clearly. “

Recently, medical examination and treatment facilities have received many complications after cosmetic surgery for the eye area. At the National Hospital of Dermatology, a 29-year-old girl in Hanoi came to see her with a skewed eye, scarred and slanted eyes.

TS-BS. Nguyen Huu Quang, Deputy Head of Plastic Surgery and Rehabilitation Department, Central Dermatology Hospital, said that this patient performed eye opening technique at a newly opened salon that she happened to known through advertising on facebook.

After the surgery, the dream of big round eyes suddenly disappeared, instead this girl saw herself in the mirror and was alarmed by the scarring of the lower eyelid, the corner of the eye was in a skewed state.

Eye opening is intended to create accents for the eyes, but those inexperienced in opening the corner of the eye will make the eyelids turn upside down, and the slanted eyes cannot close the eyes. The widening of the eye angle is only a procedure but still needs to be done in medical facilities and because doctors must have expertise in plastic surgery, not in spas by staff. each other’s self-study and then implementation will risk causing complications-BS. Quang recommends.

Similarly, another case came to Ophthalmology Department, Military Central Hospital 108, in which the left eye was aching and the eyesight was severely reduced. The doctor diagnosed the patient with severe uveitis. During an ultrasound, doctors discovered a suspicious image of a small foreign object in the vitreous chamber.

Taking careful history, the patient said that he had previously implanted only the face and eyelids under the eyes at a beauty facility. During the course of treatment, doctors removed a segment of 4-0 catgut about 10 mm long. The patient’s eyes stopped stimulating, his vision recovered.

According to TS-BS. Hoang Thanh Tuan, Plastic Surgery-Aesthetic Center, National Burn Institute: The purpose of implantation is only on the face and lower lids to rejuvenate the skin. When only transplanted into the subcutaneous fat layer or the deep dermis will have the effect of proliferating fibroblasts, collagen helps to increase skin thickness and firm skin, fade shallow wrinkles, shrink pores.

At the same time, the transplanted skin will only become firmer, helping to lift structures under the skin to help a younger face. Implantation only stimulates vascular growth factors that increase metabolism, making the skin pink and radiant.

However, this may be because an operator other than a physician has inserted a thread (this should not be used in rejuvenation) through the sclera into the vitreous chamber. When the foreign body appears in the vitreous chamber, there will be an allergic reaction, the appearance of inflammatory cells in the iris, the eyelid, the chorum causing the intraocular infection – total uveitis.

The release of many inflammatory cells in the vitreous causes opaque to the transparent environment of the eye that the patient will see blurred vision. Inflammatory cells, chemical mediators will stimulate the V-nerve in the eye area, causing pain very uncomfortable for the patient.

The woman fell into a condition that her eyes were always backward, unable to close after eyelid surgery (TL photo)

At the same time, the inflammatory process to create fibrin, blocking the anterior chamber or the iris sticking to the front of the vitreous body, obstructing the circulation of the aqueous humor, causing glaucoma, causing pain for the patient. If not handled in time, it will damage the optic nerve causing blindness.

Therefore, to avoid unfortunate accidents that can occur in the process of transplanting the special eye area around the eyes to rejuvenate, women need to choose reputable establishments, use only high quality products that are certified. by safety quality accreditation organizations-BS. Hoang Thanh Tuan recommended.

Before that, a woman over 50 years old in Binh Duong, after having her eyelid cut off and being “corrected” by the cosmetic facility by patching, her eyes became deformed, even in a state of rolled up, exposing the lower eyelid mucosa, making the eyes always in a state of redness, burning.

TS-BS. Nguyen Phan Tu Dung (working at a cosmetic hospital in Ho Chi Minh City) shared that the patient came to the examination in the state that the eyelid was operated again and again, the lower eyelid was patched up like tire patch. After surgery, the patient’s eye was increasingly exposed due to the lower eyelid being pulled down, this facility cut the corner of the inner eye to close the eyelid but failed.

In addition, the patient is placed by this facility threaded from the forehead running down the nose to pull the eye skin up. After more than a year of surgery, this part is still intact, causing the patient’s forehead to appear a large triangular scar like a knife cut.

In this case, the treatment is difficult because the eye has been patched up too many times, the scars are located inside. To treat, doctors will first treat the front eye roll to reduce inflammation in the patient by lifting the muscles of the outer cheekbones and closing the angle of the inner eyelid cartilage muscle. After that, patients need a minimum of 6 months to 1 year to recover before entering other cosmetic surgeries.

The eyes are not only “windows to the soul” but in the old saying “rich with two eyes”. Therefore, when wishing to beautify, everyone should be alert when choosing cosmetic facilities, avoiding money lost, handicapped because the technology of re-surgery of the eye after complications is relatively difficult and complicated. Depending on the person’s location and how the eye condition needs to be improved, the doctor will prescribe when it is appropriate to re-operate.