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Image 1 — Photos of my custom-shaped CAIRS segment (visible on the superior-nasal region of the cornea), Mini ARK incisions (visible on the inferior-temporal region of the cornea) and Bowman-Stroma onlay (visible on the slit lamp). That eye also experienced CXL and multiple PRKs, which of course are invisible
Image 2 — Photos of my custom-shaped CAIRS segment (visible on the superior-nasal region of the cornea), Mini ARK incisions (visible on the inferior-temporal region of the cornea) and Bowman-Stroma onlay (visible on the slit lamp). That eye also experienced CXL and multiple PRKs, which of course are invisible
Image 3 — Photos of my custom-shaped CAIRS segment (visible on the superior-nasal region of the cornea), Mini ARK incisions (visible on the inferior-temporal region of the cornea) and Bowman-Stroma onlay (visible on the slit lamp). That eye also experienced CXL and multiple PRKs, which of course are invisible
▲ 16 r/Keratoconus

Photos of my custom-shaped CAIRS segment (visible on the superior-nasal region of the cornea), Mini ARK incisions (visible on the inferior-temporal region of the cornea) and Bowman-Stroma onlay (visible on the slit lamp). That eye also experienced CXL and multiple PRKs, which of course are invisible

u/Post-reality — 4 days ago
▲ 203 r/Keratoconus

Keratoconus in History: the hydrodiascope, introduced in 1896, was designed as a goggle that was filled with fluid and worn over one eye. The device was able to improve visual acuity to a normal level by neutralization of irregular astigmatism and spectacle magnification.

u/Post-reality — 12 days ago