5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  Corneal scarring can obstruct vision due to infection, inflammation, or trauma, necessitating careful treatment decisions.

• 2

  Superficial scarring may resolve with time or medical management, while deeper scarring often requires surgical intervention.

• 3

  Scleral contact lenses can improve vision and deliver medication, providing a non-surgical option for patients with corneal scarring.

• 4

  Surgical options include superficial keratectomy and keratoplasty, with techniques like deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty reducing rejection risk.

• 5

  Medical management, including topical steroids and losartan, is crucial before considering surgical treatments for corneal scarring.