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At My-iClinic in London, our corneal specialists use advanced diagnostic imaging and precision microsurgery to treat a wide range of corneal injuries and infections from foreign bodies and ulcers to viral conditions such as herpes simplex keratitis. Each case is carefully assessed using high-resolution slit-lamp and OCT imaging to reveal the extent of damage or inflammation, ensuring the most accurate and effective treatment plan possible.
For patients suffering from painful abrasions, recurrent infections, or severe conjunctivitis, modern techniques such as corneal debridement, amniotic membrane grafting, and targeted antiviral therapy can help restore comfort and clarity. These minimally invasive treatments are designed to protect the delicate corneal surface, promote rapid healing, and prevent long-term scarring; preserving the natural transparency of the eye and safeguarding your vision for years to come.
Cornea Injuries
The cornea is the clear, dome-shaped surface at the front of the eye and even the smallest injury can have a big impact on your vision and comfort. At My-iClinic, our expert surgeons in London specialise in diagnosing and treating all types of corneal injuries, from minor scratches and abrasions to deep lacerations and chemical burns. With access to state-of-the-art imaging, microsurgical tools, and tailored treatment pathways, we focus on rapid relief, precision healing, and protecting your long-term vision health.
Foreign bodies such as dust, metal fragments, or plant material, can quickly embed themselves in the corneal surface, causing pain, redness, and blurred vision. At My-iClinic in London, we use precision slit-lamp microscopy and sterile micro-instruments to safely remove these particles without damaging surrounding tissue. Immediate removal reduces the risk of infection, scarring, or long-term vision distortion. In most cases, treatment is completed in minutes, followed by protective antibiotic drops and aftercare to ensure smooth, comfortable healing.
Corneal Ulcers
Corneal ulcers are serious infections that develop when the corneal surface becomes damaged or exposed, allowing bacteria, fungi, or viruses to penetrate the tissue. At My-iClinic, cornea specialists use high-resolution imaging and microbial testing to quickly identify the cause and severity of the ulcer. Early, targeted treatment with specialised antibiotic or antifungal drops is essential to prevent scarring or permanent vision loss. In more advanced cases, we may recommend corneal debridement or regenerative therapies to restore the eye’s clarity and structure.
Herpes Simplex Keratitis
Herpes simplex keratitis is a recurrent viral infection that affects the cornea, often triggered by stress, illness, or exposure to sunlight. It can cause pain, redness, tearing, and blurred vision when the virus reactivates. Because repeated episodes may gradually scar the corneal surface, early management is essential. Treatment usually involves antiviral drops or tablets to control the infection and protect the delicate corneal tissue. With careful monitoring and ongoing care, most patients recover clear, comfortable vision and can prevent future flare-ups.
Conjunctivitis
Conjunctivitis, often called “pink eye,” occurs when the thin membrane covering the white of the eye and inner eyelid becomes inflamed or infected. While many cases are mild, some can spread rapidly or affect the cornea itself, leading to irritation, discharge, and blurred vision. Our clinicians identify whether the cause is bacterial, viral, or allergic and tailor treatment accordingly from soothing lubricants and targeted eye drops to advanced therapies for more persistent cases. Prompt care not only relieves symptoms but also prevents complications that could impact long-term eye health.
Herpes Simplex Keratitis
Herpes simplex keratitis is a recurrent viral infection that affects the cornea, often triggered by stress, illness, or exposure to sunlight. It can cause pain, redness, tearing, and blurred vision when the virus reactivates. Because repeated episodes may gradually scar the corneal surface, early management is essential. Treatment usually involves antiviral drops or tablets to control the infection and protect the delicate corneal tissue. With careful monitoring and ongoing care, most patients recover clear, comfortable vision and can prevent future flare-ups.
Cornea specialists
Our cornea specialists are highly trained ophthalmic surgeons with extensive experience in diagnosing and treating even the most complex corneal conditions. They combine medical expertise with state-of-the-art imaging and surgical technology to deliver precise, effective care for every patient. Whether treating keratoconus, infections, injuries, or performing advanced procedures like cross-linking and corneal transplantation, their goal is always the same — to restore clarity, comfort, and confidence in your vision. Patients benefit from a personalised, consultant-led approach that ensures the highest standard of safety and results.
Keratoconus Treatment
Herpes simplex keratitis is a recurrent viral infection that affects the cornea, often triggered by stress, illness, or exposure to sunlight. It can cause pain, redness, tearing, and blurred vision when the virus reactivates. Because repeated episodes may gradually scar the corneal surface, early management is essential. Treatment usually involves antiviral drops or tablets to control the infection and protect the delicate corneal tissue. With careful monitoring and ongoing care, most patients recover clear, comfortable vision and can prevent future flare-ups.
Cross Linking
Corneal cross-linking is an advanced procedure that strengthens the cornea by applying riboflavin (vitamin B2) eye drops and activating them with controlled ultraviolet light. This process forms new collagen bonds within the corneal tissue, helping to stabilise conditions like keratoconus and prevent further thinning. The treatment is minimally invasive and typically completed in under an hour, allowing patients to return home the same day. Over time, cross-linking can improve the shape and stability of the cornea, offering long-term protection and preserving natural vision.