Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

Cataracts begin in the 40s at the earliest, with 50% in the 50s, 70% in the 60s, 90% in the 70s, and almost 100% in the 80s.
Once onset, surgery is the only treatment that cannot be cured with drugs.
In addition, some people develop atopic dermatitis, diabetes, and even earlier after trauma.