Healing the Eye’s Surface
The ocular surface is essential for clear vision and eye comfort. Conditions such as chemical burns, trauma, chronic inflammation, or severe dry eye can damage the surface of the eye. Dr. Surekha specializes in ocular surface reconstruction, using techniques like amniotic membrane grafts and limbal stem cell transplants to restore health and clarity.
Comprehensive Ocular
Surface Reconstruction
Amniotic Membrane Grafts
Management of Ocular Burns
Limbal Stem Cell Transplants
Pterygium Excision & Surface Repair
Take the First Step Towards Clearer Vision
Don’t let ocular surface damage limit your life. Advanced treatments are available to restore comfort and vision.
Your Questions Answered
Faq
What causes keratoconus?
It is a set of surgical techniques designed to repair damage to the cornea and conjunctiva caused by burns, trauma, infections, or chronic conditions.
Who needs this treatment?
Patients with severe dry eye, chemical or thermal burns, pterygium, recurrent infections, or corneal scarring may require ocular surface reconstruction.
What procedures are used in ocular surface reconstruction?
Common procedures include amniotic membrane grafts, limbal stem cell transplants, and removal of abnormal tissue like pterygium
How long is recovery after ocular surface surgery?
Recovery depends on the severity of damage and type of surgery. Most patients notice improvement within weeks, though healing may continue for months.
Are stem cell transplants safe for the eye?
Yes. Limbal stem cell transplants are highly effective in restoring damaged ocular surfaces and have excellent long-term results when performed by trained specialists.