A B Eye Hospital

Restore Clear Vision with Keratoconus Treatment

At A B Eye Institute, we specialize in Keratoconus Treatment, providing comprehensive care to patients suffering from this progressive eye condition. Our advanced treatments help to slow or stop the progression of keratoconus and improve your vision, offering you a better quality of life and a more comfortable, clear view of the world.

What is Keratoconus?

Keratoconus is a condition where the cornea (the clear, dome-shaped surface at the front of the eye) becomes thin and starts to bulge into a cone shape. This irregular shape causes blurred vision and distortion, making it difficult to see clearly. The exact cause is a combination of genetic and environmental factors.

Symptoms of Keratoconus

Blurred & Distorted Vision

Including double vision in one eye or significant distortion of shapes.

Frequent Prescription Changes

A common sign as the corneal shape continues to shift over time.

Night Vision Difficulty

Seeing halos around lights and experiencing poor clarity after dark.

Sensitivity & Irritation

Increased light sensitivity and frequent eye irritation or redness.

Early detection and treatment can help slow the progression of keratoconus significantly.

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Our Keratoconus Treatment Options

Corneal Cross-Linking (CXL)

Stabilizes the cornea using UV light and riboflavin (B2) to strengthen collagen fibers and halt progression.

Intacs Inserts

Small, clear crescent-shaped inserts placed into the cornea to help reshape it and delay the need for transplants.

Custom Contact Lenses

Specialized scleral or rigid gas permeable lenses to correct irregular shapes and provide stable vision.

Corneal Transplant

For advanced cases, replacing damaged corneal tissue with a healthy donor cornea to restore vision.

Topography-Guided PRK

A customized laser treatment that reshapes the cornea using advanced mapping for precise vision correction.

Keratoconus Treatment Recovery

Minimal Downtime

Most patients who undergo corneal cross-linking or Intacs experience minimal downtime and returns to activities quickly.

Surgical Healing

Corneal transplant surgery requires a longer recovery period, with careful monitoring as the new cornea heals.

Follow-up Care

Regular follow-up visits are crucial to monitor the healing process and ensure the best possible visual results after any procedure.

Schedule Your Keratoconus Consultation Today and restore your clear view of the world.

Keratoconus Treatment