UK Keratoconus Self-Help and Support Association

Dear Johnny, I understand your worries, however, I think you should discuss the surgery expectations, outcome & possible complications with your consultant. As far as I'm concerned, complications are possible, but very limited and usually not permanent. Also take in mind the fact that the visual...

I would see clear although with very visible horrible ghosting, but then after 5 minutes I could barely see anything, as the lens become too cloudy/foggy so I'm unable to see with them - does anybody know why? If you have very visible horrible ghosting it may be that a different lens design might b...

Thank you Anne, for cheering me up! I really feel alone with this disease.. like nobody understands, so I feel like a support group could help. And here is another update: I am pretty sure I've hit an uncorrected visual acuity of 20/20 in my right eye as of now (I know, because my visual acuity of m...

Thank you Anne. I want to update you; it's day 8 of the surgery, and I just went to the clinic in order to remove the bandage contact lens, but apparently my epithelial cells didn't fully recover yet, so I scheduled for two days from now, of which they are expected to heal. So far I'm highly satisfi...

I know this discussion board since I was diagnosed, and now I decided to join, so let me introduce myself, I was diagnosed with Keratoconus at approximately the age of 17. Had treatments of: August 2012 - CXL (left eye) October 2012 - corneal transplant (right eye) April 2015 - topography-guided PRK...