Cornea Transplant
Overview
A cornea transplant replaces damaged or scarred corneal tissue with healthy donor tissue. It is recommended when vision cannot be restored through other treatments. Modern techniques may replace only the affected layer rather than the entire cornea. The goal is to restore clarity and improve visual function.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Initial healing occurs within weeks, but full visual recovery may take months.
Yes, but early detection and medication reduce risk significantly.
Most patients still require corrective lenses after healing.
It is typically performed as an outpatient procedure.
Success rates are high when carefully monitored.