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Full femtosecond laser surgery and micro femtosecond laser surgery are two different surgical methods, each with its own advantages. Choosing which one is better mainly depends on the individual's eye condition and specific needs.

All-femtosecond laser surgery is a surgical method without making corneal flap. It changes the refractive index of cornea by manufacturing lens in corneal stroma and taking it out by laser. This kind of surgery has higher accuracy and safety, faster postoperative recovery, and is suitable for patients with thick cornea, high myopia and high requirements for surgical safety.

Micro-femtosecond laser surgery corrects vision by making corneal flap, which is suitable for a wider range of myopia people and the cost of surgical equipment is relatively low. However, due to the need to make corneal flap, there are some risks related to corneal flap after operation, such as corneal flap displacement and corneal flap wrinkling.

As a well-known ophthalmology chain in China, Aier Eye Hospital has rich surgical experience and professional medical team. Whether it is full femtosecond or micro-femtosecond surgery, Aier Ophthalmology can provide patients with safe and effective surgical services. The hospital will formulate a personalized surgical plan according to the patient's eye condition, degree, corneal thickness and other factors to ensure the best surgical effect.

Generally speaking, both full femtosecond and micro femtosecond are effective surgical methods for myopia, and which one is better needs to be decided according to personal circumstances. It is recommended to go to Aier Eye Hospital for a detailed eye examination, communicate with professional doctors, and listen to the doctor's advice in order to make the most suitable choice for you. At the same time, please note that there are certain risks in any operation, and we should make a wise decision on the premise of fully understanding the operation risks and postoperative precautions. Online appointment of ophthalmologist number source