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Private consultation for corneal treatments and corneal disease management

When visiting My-iClinic you will begin your eye care journey with comprehensive eye assessments to investigate the condition of your cornea.

Corneal eye conditions can be prevented with early surgical intervention and other corneal surgeries we provide in our private clinic.

What is included in my private consultation?

A private consultation with our ophthalmologist is £200.
Is an all-inclusive.

This includes:

Treatments we offer for corneal conditions

Keranatural Surgery for Keratoconus.
(allograft corneal ring implantation)

KeraNatural corneal ring implantation is an advanced alternative treatment to keraring surgery. Keraring surgery is an implantation of intra-corneal ring segments (ICRS) which improve the corneas shape.

KeraNatural allograft corneal rings improves unaided and aided visual acuity in most patient cases without the complications associated with plastic intrastromal corneal rings such as: corneal melting, ring extrusion and intrusion, and sight-threatening complications like microbial keratitis.

Corneal cross-linking surgery

Cross-linking is an early surgical intervention to treat keratoconus which decreases the chance of needing invasive corneal surgeries.

Cross-linking surgery strengthens the collagen fibers in your cornea to prevent your Keratoconus from worsening.

Our cornea surgeon uses special eye drops and ultraviolet A(UVA) light to help the damaged tissue in your cornea grow stronger.

This procedure stops the bulge of your eye from getting any worse as it adds special bonds that work like support beams to help the cornea strengthen.

Keratoconus Glasses and Contact Lenses are used to help you see once your Keratoconus has affected your vision. However, Keratoconus glasses and contact lenses do not prevent the condition of Keratoconus from getting worse.

This is why cross-linking is used as an early surgical intervention to treat the condition before keratoconus progresses any further.

Lamellar Corneal Graft

Optical keratoplasty/tectonic keratoplasty

Cross-linking is an early surgical intervention to treat keratoconus which decreases the chance of needing invasive corneal surgeries.

Cross-linking surgery strengthens the collagen fibers in your cornea to prevent your Keratoconus from worsening. Our cornea surgeon uses special eye drops and ultraviolet A(UVA) light to help the damaged tissue in your cornea grow stronger.

This procedure stops the bulge of your eye from getting any worse as it adds special bonds that work like support beams to help the cornea strengthen.

Keratoconus Glasses and Contact Lenses are used to help you see once your Keratoconus has affected your vision. However, Keratoconus glasses and contact lenses do not prevent the condition of Keratoconus from getting worse.

This is why cross-linking is used as an early surgical intervention to treat the condition before keratoconus progresses any further.

CAIRS

Corneal allogenic intrastromal ring segment.

CAIRS intrastromal corneal ring segments are sourced from human donor corneal tissue and implanted in your eye to strengthen your cornea.

CAIRS can be combined with corneal cross-linking to make this treatment more successful.

CAIRS avoids possible complications that are associated with implanting synthetic material in the cornea such as: corneal melting, ring extrusion and intrusion, corneal necrosis; and infection.

DMEK

Descemet’s Membrane Endothelial Keratoplasty.

DMEK is a Keratoplasty procedure which maintains the tensile strength of the cornea to restore clear, natural vision. DMEk helps restore symptoms of corneal endothelial diseases such as: Fuchs’ dystrophy.

This procedure is a minimally invasive surgery where only the posterior layer of the corneal is replaced as opposed to translanting the anterior chamber of your eye.

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I can’t thank My-iclinic enough, Bola Odufuwa-Bolger and the team she has around her have just been fantastic, I’m over the moon with how my surgery has gone. This has been in the making for the last 5 months so I’m glad we have been able to get the surgery done.
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Cornea Clinic Guide, What We Treat & How We Treat It

The cornea is your eye’s front window, small changes can cause big shifts in clarity and comfort. Use the table below to compare common corneal conditions, the key tests we use (like topography and OCT), first-line care, in-clinic procedures, recovery timelines, and red-flag symptoms that need urgent assessment, so we can tailor a precise plan at My-iClinic.

Cornea Conditions & Treatments at a Glance

Compare common corneal problems, key tests, first-line care, in-clinic procedures, follow-up, and when it’s urgent.

Condition Typical Signs Key Tests First-Line Treatment In-Clinic Options Follow-Up / Recovery When Urgent
Keratoconus / Ectasia Progressive blur, ghosting, frequent Rx changes, glare Topography/tomography, pachymetry, refraction Glasses → RGP/Hybrid/Scleral lenses; allergy/eye-rub control Corneal Cross-Linking (CXL); topography-guided PTK/PRK (select); ICRS rings 3–6 monthly while active; aim to halt progression Rapid vision drop, acute hydrops, painful red eye
Corneal Infection / Ulcer (Keratitis) Pain, light sensitivity, discharge, white spot on cornea Slit-lamp with fluorescein, corneal scrape/culture if indicated Intensive topical antibiotics/antivirals/antifungals; stop contact lenses Debridement, fortified drops, bandage lens; admit if severe Daily–frequent review initially; taper as heals Urgent same-day; risk of scarring/perforation
Recurrent Corneal Erosion (RCE) Sudden sharp pain on waking, tearing, light sensitivity Slit-lamp exam, staining; history of trauma/EBMD Lubricants/ointment at night, hypertonic (NaCl) drops/ointment, bandage lens Epithelial debridement + diamond burr; PTK; anterior stromal puncture (peripheral) Weeks; relapse prevention with nightly ointment Severe pain not settling or reduced vision
Pterygium Wing-shaped growth nasally, irritation, cosmetic concern, astigmatism Slit-lamp, corneal topography (astigmatism impact) Lubricants, UV protection, short topical steroids for flare Excision + conjunctival autograft ± tissue glue; recurrence-reduction techniques 1–2 weeks initial recovery; taper drops; monitor astigmatism Rapid growth into visual axis, persistent inflammation
Endothelial Dystrophy (e.g., Fuchs’) Morning blur, glare, microcysts; corneal oedema Specular microscopy, pachymetry, slit-lamp Hypertonic drops/ointment, hair-dryer technique, IOP optimisation Endothelial keratoplasty (DMEK/DSAEK) Post-op steroid taper; graft follow-up per protocol Sudden pain/vision drop, graft rejection signs (red, photophobia)
Corneal Scarring / Surface Irregularity Reduced clarity, ghosting, glare, irregular astigmatism Topography, OCT, visual acuity/contrast testing Lubrication, RGP/Hybrid/Scleral lenses to neutralise irregularity PTK/PRK (select scars), lamellar/penetrating keratoplasty if dense Tailored; months if surgical healing needed Pain, non-healing epithelial defect, rapid vision loss
Severe Dry Eye / MGD (Corneal Staining) Burning, fluctuating vision, filaments, punctate staining Tear film tests, staining, meibomian assessment PF lubricants/gels, anti-inflammatory drops, lid heat/massage, plugs Thermal pulsation/IPL, scleral lenses, serum tears (specialist) 4–8 weeks to stabilise; maintenance plan thereafter Severe pain, photophobia, non-healing erosions
Post-Surgery Corneal Issues Haze, dry eye, residual refractive error, ectasia (rare) Topography/OCT, tear tests, refraction, IOP PF tears, anti-inflammatories, spectacles/contacts while healing Enhancement laser (timed), CXL if ectasia, surface smoothing (PTK) Per surgeon’s protocol; delay enhancements until stable Sudden pain/vision loss, suspected infection—same day
This overview is informational. Exact care depends on exam and imaging. If you have severe pain, light sensitivity, or sudden vision change, seek urgent same-day assessment.

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Meera Radia

Consultant Ophthalmologist

SPECIALTIES

EDUCATION

  • FRCOphth – Fellow of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists
  • CertLRS – Certificate in Laser and Refractive Surgery, Royal College of Ophthalmologists
  • MBA – awarded a fully funded academic scholarship for postgraduate business studies
  • MBBS (Hons)
  • BSc (Hons)
  • Ophthalmology Specialist Training – North Thames Deanery
  • Advanced Fellowship Training in Medical Retina, Uveitis and Cataract Surgery – Moorfields Eye Hospital, London

RESEARCH

Meera has published and presented research across medical retina, artificial intelligence, ophthalmic imaging, cataract and digital eye care.
Her research has included work on deep-learning systems for the detection of retinopathy of prematurity, artificial-intelligence classification of retinal images, surgical outcomes in macular hole surgery, ophthalmic simulation and the availability of image datasets for anterior-segment artificial intelligence research.
Selected publications include work in the Journal of Cataract & Refractive SurgeryThe Lancet Digital HealthGraefe’s Archive for Clinical and Experimental OphthalmologyInvestigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science and the British Journal of Hospital Medicine.
She was also part of a team awarded a £70,000 Bayer Ophthalmology Research Award for research into artificial intelligence in retinopathy of prematurity.

AFFILIATIONS

  • Royal College of Ophthalmologists
  • European Society of Retina Specialists (EURETINA)
  • European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons (ESCRS)
  • UK & Ireland Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons
  • International Ocular Inflammation Society
  • Chair and Lead, North West London Uveitis Network
  • Royal College of Ophthalmologists CESR Pathway Assessor
  • Former Associate College Tutor, Western Eye Hospital, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
  • NHS England Clinical Entrepreneur Programme Fellow
  • Former elected Public Governor, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

Harry Orlans

Consultant and Surgeon

SPECIALTIES

EDUCATION

– BA (Hons) Physiology & Neuroscience, 1st Class, University of Cambridge (2007)
 
– BM BCh Batchelor of Medicine & Batchelor of Surgery with Distinction, University of Oxford (2010)
 
– MA (Cantab), University of Cambridge (2011)
 
– The Crombie Medal, Royal College of Ophthalmologists (2011)
 
– FRCOphth, Royal College of Ophthalmologists (2017)
 
– DPhil (PhD), University of Oxford (2019)
 
– Fellowship in Vitreoretinal Surgery, St Thomas’ Hospital, London (2020-2021)
 
– Fellowship in Vitreoretinal Surgery, Moorfields Eye Hospital, London (2022-2023)
 
– Fellowship in Medical Retina, Moorfields Eye Hospital, London (2023)
 
– AFHEA, Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2025)
 

LATEST RESEARCH

– MRC/Fight for Sight Clinical Training Research Fellowship (2015)
 
– The Founders Cup and Medal, Oxford Ophthalmological Congress (2018)
 
– MRC Developmental Pathway Funding Scheme (2020)
 
– The Ruskell Medal for Research, The Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers (2021)
 
Zheng Q, Orlans HO, Staurenghi F, McClements ME, MacLaren RE. Design and Validation of Mirtron-Mediated RNA Interference for Gene Therapy Therapy Methods Mol Biol. 2026; 3023: 195-206.
 
Orlans HO, Yazdouni S, Williamson TH, Wong RS, Laidlaw DAH. A novel post-operative drop regimen reduces risk of ocular hypertension following pars plana vitrectomy. Ophthalmologica. 2023; 246(1):32-38.
 
Azad A, Laidlaw DAH, Orlans HO. Using QR smartphone technology to improve patient communication and information distribution. Eye 2022;26(6):1321-1322.
 
Orlans HO, McClements ME, Barnard AR, et al. Mirtron-mediated RNA knockdown/replacement therapy for the treatment of dominant retinitis pigmentosa. Nat Commun 2021;12:4934.
 
Corazza P, D’Alterio FM, Kabbani J, Alum MMR, Mercuri S, Orlans HO, Younis S. Long-term outcomes of intravitreal anti-VEGF therapies in patients affected by neovascular age-related macular degeneration: a real-life study. BMC Ophthalmol 2021;21:300.
 
Xue K, Jolly JK, Barnard AR… Orlans HO et al. Beneficial effects on vision in patients undergoing retinal gene therapy for choroideremia. Nat Med 2018;24:1507–1512.

AFFILIATIONS

Fellowships and Memberships in Professional Societies
 
– Fellow of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists
 
– Member of the British & Eire Association of Vitreoretinal Surgeons (BEAVRS)
 
– Member of the European Society of Retinal Specialists (Euretina)
 
– Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (Advance HE)