A corneal scar is an opacity or mark on the cornea, often caused by injury, infection, or surgery, affecting vision and potentially causing blurred or distorted vision.
Treatment options for corneal scars depend on the severity and location of the scar. They may include:
Treatment options for corneal scars depend on the severity and location of the scar. They may include:
1. Observation: Monitoring the scar for changes.
2. Medications: Using topical medications to reduce inflammation.
3. Corneal scraping or smoothing: Removing or smoothing the scar tissue.
4. Phototherapeutic keratectomy (PTK): Using laser treatment to remove scar tissue.
5. Corneal transplant: Replacing the damaged cornea with a donor cornea.
