Keratoconus is an ocular problem that can warp your cornea (clear part of the front of the eye) and progressively lead to vision loss if not treated. It’s often related to changes caused by slow changes leading to thinning, from an underlying disease and/or from excessive eye rubbing, of the connective tissue (called stroma) in […]
Corneal Cross-Linking & How It Treats Keratoconus
