Still struggling with glare, halos, or ghosting despite scleral lenses? Discover how wavefront-driven and impression-based lenses can restore clarity and comfort.
Dr. Richard Adler, MD, a Hopkins-trained cornea specialist, joins Keratoconus Specialists of Maryland to provide advanced corneal expertise for complex cases.
A recent study has uncovered a surprisingly high prevalence of keratoconus in pediatric patients. Early screening and diagnosis are crucial, as interventions like corneal collagen cross-linking can halt disease progression and preserve vision, highlighting the need for routine corneal tomography in pediatric eye exams.
CorneaGen has unveiled CTAK (Corneal Tissue Addition for Keratoplasty), a new treatment for keratoconus that uses custom-designed, gamma-irradiated corneal tissue segments.
Keratoconus can cause blurry vision and frustration. Traditional contacts may not help. At Keratoconus Specialists of MD, we offer EyePrint Pro - custom molded scleral lenses for clear vision and renewed hope.
Explore our FAQ page to learn more about Corneal Collagen Cross-Linking (CXL), a groundbreaking treatment that strengthens and stabilizes the cornea in keratoconus and other conditions. Get answers to your questions and understand how CXL can improve your vision and eye health
Epi-off cross-linking requires the removal of the epithelium, the outermost layer of the cornea, to assure penetration of the prescription eye drops. This protocol has been rigorously tested and is the only cross-linking procedure approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) when performed with Photrexa Viscous, Photrexa and the KXL System