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Bringing Opportunities in Eye Care

The Advanced Eye Care group, a leading entity that has established a nationwide network for ophthalmologists in Japan, is set to host a surgical observation event on November 8, 2025. This event will take place during the CAOS21 conference, which focuses on the future of ophthalmology and will be presided over by Dr. Ryotaro Higuchi, the director of the Kanazawabunko Eye Clinic.

This initiative aims to share the impressive experiences in refractive surgery and the operational excellence of the Advanced Eye Care clinic located in Umeda, Osaka. Known for performing over 15,000 surgeries annually with a remarkable track record of zero postoperative infections for 24 consecutive years, the clinic is uniquely positioned to provide insights into safe and efficient medical practices.

Focus on Best Practices

At the heart of this workshop is a genuine ethos: “Delivering medical care that I would want for myself.” The commitment to generating the emotional impact of “seeing” drives the team to continuously enhance patient care.

Ophthalmologists from across the nation will gather, making it a vital platform for knowledge sharing and discussing innovative practices in refractive surgery. Past events have underscored the value of such gatherings, not just as avenues for direct learning but also as networking opportunities that foster collaboration among professionals in ophthalmology.

Reflections from Previous Observation Sessions

Based on the responses from previous surgical observation sessions, many participants praised the depth of knowledge and active discussions that these events engender. One noted, “Experiencing the latest surgical techniques provided insights that directly relate to my clinical practice.” Another observer remarked on the “team synergy behind the safety of the procedures.” These sentiments underscore the high esteem in which Advanced Eye Care’s surgical techniques and healthcare quality are held within Japan.

Join the upcoming CAOS21 event to discover how these experiences can not only enhance surgical skills but also deepen understanding of safety management and team-based care in ophthalmology.

About CAOS21

The CAOS21 conference is geared towards fostering dialogue among ophthalmologists regarding the present and future of eye care. Engaging discussions and shared observations aim to further the quality of eye care while enhancing the professional landscape for ophthalmologists. Ideas generated at these meetings not only contribute to the improvement of individual practices but also to the overall improvement of community healthcare services.

Why Choose Advanced Eye Care?

Advanced Eye Care is committed to pioneering evidence-based treatments to pave the way for a “visible future.” With clinics located in Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, and Fukuoka, it offers a comprehensive range of eye care services, including ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens), LASIK, presbyopia treatments, as well as laser-assisted surgeries for cataracts. Their mantra, “Creating visible sensations for all,” highlights their dedication to providing supportive care tailored to each patient’s needs.

Patients benefit from carefully designed post-operative follow-ups via phone and resources that reduce discomfort during procedures, including innovations in anesthesia. The convenience of web and LINE booking, coupled with a chat system for communication with staff, exemplifies their aim to serve as “lifetime partners in vision care.”

Company Overview

• - Name: Advanced Eye Care Medical Corporation
• - Location: 364-2 Kawazu, Iizuka City, Fukuoka Prefecture
• - CEO: Yoshitaka Oka, Chairman
• - Establishment: November 2002
• - Services: ICL, LASIK eye care, presbyopia and cataract surgeries
• - Web: Advanced Eye Care

Conclusion
Mark your calendars for this landmark event. The surgical observation day at Advanced Eye Care promises not just to advance the field of ophthalmology but to spark friendships and collaborations that will last well beyond the conference. Be part of the # revolution in eye care in Japan.