What is Keratoconus

Keratoconus is a condition where cornea starts to bulge outward into a cone shape.

KERATOCONUS CAN DISTORT YOUR VISION

And Worsen Over Time

What are symptoms of KERATOCONUS?

Blurred or Distorted Vision

Poor Night Vision

Eye Strain or Headaches

Double Vision in One Eye

What is Keratoconus?

Keratoconus is a condition where the clear front part of the eye (the cornea) becomes thin and starts to bulge outward into a cone shape. This causes blurry, distorted vision that glasses or soft contact lenses often cannot fully correct.

Common signs include:

  • Blurry or distorted vision
  • Frequent prescription changes
  • Glare, halos, or ghosting

It often develops in the teens or early adulthood and may be linked to genetics or frequent eye rubbing.

How is Keratoconus Diagnosed?

Keratoconus is detected with advanced scans that map the shape and thickness of your cornea. These tests can catch the condition early, even before symptoms become severe.

How is Keratoconus Treated?

While it can’t be reversed, keratoconus can be managed to protect your vision:

  • Corneal Cross-Linking helps stop progression
  • Specialty contact lenses provide clearer vision
  • Corneal transplant may be needed in advanced cases

Book your consultation today and find the treatment that’s right for you.