Outpatient Treatment

Dry eye

A disease in which the surface of the eyeball is damaged due to insufficient or excessive evaporation of tears, and discomfort symptoms such as cold, irritation, foreign body sensation, dryness, and blurred vision are caused.

A stinging, burning or scratchy sensation in your eyes
Stringy mucus in or around your eyes
Sensitivity to light
Eye redness
A sensation of having something in your eyes
Difficulty wearing contact lenses
Difficulty with nighttime driving
Watery eyes, which is the body's response to the irritation of dry eyes
Blurred vision or eye fatigue

Keratoconus

A non-inflammatory progressive disease in which the cornea becomes abnormally thin and does not maintain its original smooth round shape and protrudes forward, resulting in irregular astigmatism

Treatment method according to Keratoconus diagnosis

Cornea Dystrophy

Corneal dystrophies are a group of rare, genetic diseases that affect the cornea. Corneal dystrophies are caused by the build-up of foreign material in one or more of the five layers of the cornea. The material may cause the cornea to lose its transparency. This can cause loss of vision or blurred vision.

The final treatment of cornea dystrophy is cornea transplantation.