Cornea Scarring
Cornea Scarring Overview
The cornea’s main function is to focus light on the retina for clear vision. Scarring can limit its ability to focus, resulting in vision complications and/or irritation. Luckily, we have treatments that can improve and preserve your vision. Find out more during your appointment.
How We Treat Cornea Scarring
Corneal scarring is a serious condition that requires an experienced eye care professional’s attention. Schedule an appointment today at one of our partner locations to discuss your options for cornea scarring.
Through an eye exam or corneal topography, your eye doctor can diagnose scarring and work with you to find a solution. Treatments can range from eyeglasses to medical treatments such as PTK (phototherapeutic keratectomy) up to receiving a cornea transplant. To find out which one is best for your condition—schedule an appointment.
Signs That It Might Be Time For Cornea Scarring Treatment
- Eye pain
- Blurred vision
- Burning or scratching sensation
- Irritated eye (Feels like something is in it)
- Light sensitivity
- Eye Redness
- Eyelid swelling
- Excessive tearing
Related Services
Corneal Cross-Linking (CXL)
An effective treatment for keratoconus that stabilizes your cornea and helps prevent further vision loss.
Cornea Transplants
Injured, swollen, or scarred corneas can interfere with vision. Cornea transplants remove and replace the damaged cornea with a donor one.
Eye Exam
Stay proactive about your eye health—it’s the best way to preserve clear vision or correct issues.
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