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Age for laser eye treatment: Recommendation from Dr. med. Bányai
In general, you are eligible for laser eye surgery from the age of 18, provided your eyes are healthy. However, in most cases this age limit can be raised. The minimum age may vary by country. Find out more!
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Ocular herpes: Dr. med. Bányai explains
In this article, we provide detailed information about eye herpes, its causes, and how you can best manage and treat it.
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Farsightedness correction – all methods and tips from an ophthalmologist
Farsightedness is a problem that affects an increasing number of people. The causes are varied and often hereditary. If you have farsightedness, there are several methods to correct your vision. In this article, you’ll learn everything you need to know about correcting farsightedness.
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How dangerous is it to have laser eye surgery?
Most people worry when they think about having laser eye surgery. They ask themselves questions such as, “Is it dangerous? What are the risks of laser eye surgery? What happens if something goes wrong?” These questions are valid, and it’s important to have them answered before making a decision. We’ll answer these questions and more…
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Contact lenses in sports – benefits and possible risks
Contact lenses offer a secure fit, do not restrict the field of vision, do not fog up, and are not obscured by water droplets. Are they the optimal solution for athletes? We’ll clear that up!
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Conjunctivitis: Are you particularly at risk as an athlete?
Bacterial conjunctivitis is more common among team athletes because close contact with others makes viruses easier to transmit. In the following article, we explain how conjunctivitis can be alleviated or prevented altogether.
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Prescription sports glasses – 5 tips for buying the right pair
Although vision contributes significantly to safety during sports, around 40 percent of people with visual impairments train without appropriate sports glasses. Read on to learn what to look for when buying and what alternatives are available!
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The most common eye diseases in 2026: Dr. Bányai reports
Many people are affected by various eye diseases. This article explains which ones are particularly common.
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Blurred vision? Here’s what ophthalmologist Dr. med. Bányai recommends.
Have you ever noticed, after getting up or at some point during the day, that your vision becomes briefly blurred or that you feel pressure in your eye? Here’s what you can do about it and what causes blurred vision!
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Visual disturbances – causes, symptoms, and risks explained by Dr. med. Bányai
Visual disturbances are changes in optical perception. These include visual field defects, flickering or flashing sensations, and double vision. Sometimes vision problems are harmless, but when should you contact an ophthalmologist?
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Does rubbing your eyes cause keratoconus? Dr. med. Bányai explains.
Do you find yourself rubbing your eyes more often? Chances are you do—rubbing your eyes is a natural reflex when they itch. When you’re tired, have dry eyes, or suffer from allergies, many people rub their eyes out of habit. Beware of bacteria—read more now!
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Laser eye surgery for short-sightedness – What should I know?
To be eligible for laser eye surgery, your myopia should be between 1 and 10 diopters. Here you can find out which methods are suitable for correcting myopia and what you need to know.
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Yellowing of the eyes: causes & treatment according to Dr. med. Bányai
Yellowing of the eyes can have various causes. It can be caused by certain medications or a range of medical conditions, and in most cases yellow eyes are due to jaundice. Learn more about this in the article below.
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Laser eye surgery & diopters: Up to what diopter value is it possible according to Dr. med. Bányai?
Today, a wide range of refractive errors and diopter levels can be treated with laser surgery. In the following article, we explain up to which diopter levels treatment is possible and which methods are appropriate.
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Symptoms of retinal detachment – see an ophthalmologist immediately!
Approximately 30,000 people require treatment for retinal detachment each year. Read the blog to learn about the risk of retinal detachment, what causes it, and the treatment options.
