How long does the EndoArt® procedure take?

The EndoArt® procedure takes 30-40 minutes but can be longer in complex eyes. During this time the EndoArt is positioned, and a stitch placed to suspend the device following which the front compartment of the eye is filled with a gas bubble to press and hold the Endoart into place. The gas may subsequently be refilled in the clinic if the device is not fully attached in the first week. A bandage contact lens is placed on the eye and remains in place for 3 months following surgery.

What is the recovery time after the EndoArt® surgery?

Most people experience a faster recovery compared to traditional methods, with many reporting significant improvement in vision within weeks.

Will I need to take medication after the procedure?

One of the significant benefits of EndoArt® is the reduced need for long-term medication. However, people require short-term use of eye drops to aid healing for 2-3 months.

How long is the recovery period after iris implant surgery?

Most patients experience a short recovery period, with improvements in vision and comfort observed shortly after the procedure.

Can EndoArt® be used if I’ve had previous graft rejections?

Yes, EndoArt® is an excellent alternative for individuals who have previously experienced graft rejections. It provides a viable option for those who may not be suitable candidates for traditional corneal transplants.

Are scans included in the corneal consultation price?

Scans are not included in the initial consultation fee. The initial consultation is £350, and each scan costs £50. Up to 3 scans may be required, as confirmed by the consultant, bringing the total price to £350 + scans.

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EndoArt®: A New Hope for Corneal Blindness

EndoArt is an innovative artificial endothelial layer implant designed to treat corneal edema, offering a promising alternative to traditional corneal transplants.

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