Presbyopia and Cataract Clinic
According to statistics from the Ophthalmology Branch of the Chinese Medical Association, the incidence of cataracts among people aged 60 to 89 in China is approximately 80%, while among those over 90 it is as high as more than 90%; presbyopia usually appears at around age 38, with its incidence peaking at approximately 42–44 years of age, and almost all patients develop symptoms of presbyopia by age 52, with an incidence approaching 100%. At present, China has 260 million people aged 60 and over. Based on this, it is estimated that more than 200 million older people in China are suffering from the dual burden of presbyopia and cataracts, as well as the various inconveniences caused by the resulting visual impairment.
Get Rid of Reading Glasses and Treat Cataracts—Clear Vision at Near and Far Distances
With the continuous development of technology, cataract surgery has undergone continuous advances, giving rise to targeted procedures designed to meet the needs of different patients, such as presbyopia-cataract surgery, astigmatism cataract surgery, and high-myopia cataract surgery. These procedures provide targeted solutions to patients’ eye problems, so that after surgery, older people no longer merely “can see,” but can also “see clearly,” “see well,” and “see comfortably.” Aier Eye Hospital draws on its strong global medical-network background and has internationally and domestically renowned expert teams specializing in presbyopia and cataracts, as well as extensive medical resources. It also offers presbyopia-cataract treatment plans aligned with global standards, together with advanced medical equipment and technologies. On October 20, 2021, Aier Eye Hospital launched its presbyopia-cataract outpatient clinic, providing a “one-stop” solution to presbyopia and cataract problems. This makes seeking medical care more convenient for people with presbyopia and cataracts, makes outpatient registration and treatment more precise, enables faster access to high-quality medical services, and helps safeguard older people’s lives in their later years.
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