Keratoconus Specialist

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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.

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