Keratoconus Specialist
OR
Last updated on 02 Dec 2025
Overview
A Keratoconus Specialist is a medical professional who diagnoses and treats keratoconus, a progressive eye disease that affects the cornea's shape. This specialist focuses on early detection, advanced imaging, and personalized treatment plans. They are skilled in both non-surgical options, like specialty contact lenses, and surgical procedures such as corneal cross-linking and transplants. Their work helps preserve vision and improve the quality of life for patients. The role requires in-depth knowledge of corneal diseases and a commitment to patient-centric care.

Job Description
- Conduct comprehensive eye examinations to diagnose keratoconus and other corneal conditions.
- Utilize advanced diagnostic tools such as corneal topography and tomography.
- Design individualized treatment plans, including the use of specialty lenses and surgical interventions.
- Perform procedures like corneal cross-linking, intracorneal ring segment implantation, and corneal transplantation.
- Collaborate with optometrists, general ophthalmologists, and surgical teams for holistic patient care.
- Monitor patient outcomes and adjust treatments to manage disease progression effectively.
- Stay updated with advancements in corneal care and contribute to clinical research or training programs.

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