PPV With Endolaser (Strengthen Weak Retina And Seal Tears)

· Those in Bangkok looking for advanced eye treatment for retinal issues.
· Those with retinal detachments or tears needing precise repair.
· Those with vitreous hemorrhage.
· Those who want to prevent further vision loss from vitreoretinal traction.
· Those who wish to remove intraocular foreign bodies safely.

PPV With Endolaser is a type of eye surgery designed to provide access to the posterior segment of the eye for treatment of various retinal and vitreous conditions. During this procedure, the vitreous gel that fills the back of the eye is carefully removed, allowing direct visualization and treatment of the retina. The endolaser is used to seal retinal tears, reinforce weak areas, and prevent further detachment or damage. This controlled and precise approach maintains eye pressure and supports the natural structure of the eye, making the procedure effective for conditions such as retinal detachments, vitreous hemorrhage, macular holes, as well as certain infections.

The procedure offers multiple benefits, including improved clarity of vision and reduced risk of progressive retinal damage. Removal of obstructive vitreous gel can clear bleeding or cloudiness, while the endolaser treatment stabilizes the retina and minimizes the chance of future complications. PPV With Endolaser enhances overall retinal health, preserves vision, and provides a long-term solution for complex vitreoretinal problems.

PPV With Endolaser begins with consultation by the doctor at our affiliated hospital. During this initial assessment, the eye condition is carefully evaluated using imaging tests and vision checks to plan the most suitable approach for the procedure. Small, precise incisions are created in the sclera through the pars plana, allowing insertion of instruments to remove the vitreous gel and any scar tissue or blood obstructing vision. The endolaser is then applied inside the eye to seal retinal tears, strengthen weak areas, or treat abnormal blood vessels. Throughout the procedure, eye pressure is maintained with an infusion system, ensuring safety and precision while minimizing stress on the retina. After the procedure, recovery may include temporary blurred vision, mild discomfort, or light sensitivity, which usually improves within 5 to 7 days. Most patients resume light activities within 1 to 2 weeks.

1. Consultation will be conducted by the doctor.
2. Local anesthesia will be applied.
3. A small incision will be made.
4. Vitreous gel will be removed.
5. Scar tissue, membranes, or blood obstructing vision will be removed.
6. Endolaser will be applied.
7. Fluid, gas, or silicone oil may be inserted to support the retina.
8. The incision will be closed with sutures.
9. Eyes will be patched.

<Advantages>
· Restores clarity of vision
· Stabilizes retina
· Treats retinal tears, macular holes, and vitreous hemorrhage effectively
· Reduces risk of progressive retinal diseases
· Supports long-term retinal health
· Enhances overall eye structure and function

<Limitations>
· Temporary blurred vision, mild discomfort, or light sensitivity may occur for 5 to 7 days after procedure

· Avoid wearing contact lenses for at least 3 days before procedure
· Avoid makeup, lotions, or creams on the day of procedure
· Avoid blood-thinning medications for 2 weeks before procedure

· Avoid rubbing the eyes for 1 to 2 weeks after procedure
· Avoid strenuous activities for 1 week after procedure
· Refrain from swimming or saunas for at least 2 weeks after procedure
· Refrain from dust or direct bright light exposure for 2 weeks after procedure

Q1: How soon can vision improve after PPV With Endolaser?
A1: Vision may be blurry at first and gradually improve over 1 to 2 weeks following PPV With Endolaser.

Q2: Does PPV With Endolaser require hospitalization?
A2: No, PPV With Endolaser is an outpatient procedure.

Q3: Does PPV With Endolaser prevent future retinal detachments?
A3: Yes, PPV With Endolaser stabilizes the retina and significantly reduces the risk of further detachments.

Q4: How is PPV With Endolaser different from traditional retinal procedure?
A4: PPV With Endolaser uses small incisions, precise instruments, and laser treatment for faster recovery and minimal discomfort.

Q5: Does PPV With Endolaser treat macular holes?
A5: Yes, PPV With Endolaser is effective in closing macular holes and restoring retinal structure.

[Clinic Name] Bangkok Eye Hospital
[Location] Bangkok, Thailand
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Easily accessible within 30 minutes drive from Suvarnabhumi Airport
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Sunday (8:00AM – 8:00PM)

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