Corneal Transplant (Corneal Graft / Keratoplasty)
A Corneal Transplant (corneal graft, or keratoplasty) replaces diseased or damaged corneal tissue with healthy tissue from a donor. a corneal transplant replaces diseased or damaged cornea with healthy donated tissue. It restores vision clarity.
Procedure Overview
Corneal Transplant (Corneal Graft / Keratoplasty)
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When Is This Procedure Recommended?
- Clear vision restored
- Reduced pain if ulcer
- Vision may take months to improve
- Gradual improvement common
- May need glasses after
- Success rate 90%
Procedure Details
- Corneal scarring
- Keratoconus advanced
- Corneal ulcer
- Previous eye surgery complications
- Corneal dystrophies
- Infectious corneal disease
Recovery & Expected Outcomes
- Full thickness corneal transplant
- Partial thickness transplant
- Anesthesia during surgery
- Sutures hold tissue
- Gradual suture removal
- Long-term monitoring
Interested in This Procedure?
KSA Vision Clinic performs this procedure with world-class expertise. Schedule a consultation with our ophthalmologists to discuss if this procedure is right for you.
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