Keratoconus Surgery

Keratoconus begins with abnormal structure in the center of the cornea. Advanced disease requires full-thickness corneal transplantation to regain functional vision.

Full-Thickness Corneal Transplantation

Invasive ocular surgery
Lengthy recovery period for most patients
Moderate-to-high risk of post-operative complications
Permanent lifestyle changes for many patients

Corneal Cross-Linking

Non-invasive procedure
Use photodynamic therapy
Goal is to stabilize the corneal structure

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Full-Thickness Corneal Transplantation

Corneal Cross-Linking

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