This section outlines the most common issues that may appear after surgery and explains how your doctor may address them.
These answers address common concerns patients share after corneal transplant surgery.
Rejection can appear as early as a few weeks or as late as several years after the transplant. Ongoing follow-up visits make it easier to catch and treat this complication quickly.
Yes. If a cataract begins to interfere with daily activities, your surgeon can perform cataract surgery to replace the cloudy lens with a clear artificial one.
Transplanted corneas may heal with an irregular surface that standard lenses cannot correct. Specialty lenses vault over the cornea, creating a smooth optical surface and sharper vision.
Staying informed, attending regular check-ups, and reporting any changes in vision right away will help protect the health of your transplanted cornea. Our team is committed to guiding you through every step of recovery and long-term care.
