BESTPTERYGIUM TREATMENT IN AHMEDABAD

WHAT IS PTERYGIUM DISEASE?

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A pterygium is a pinkish, triangular tissue growth on the cornea of the eye. It commonly starts on the cornea near the nose. But it can occur in the opposite direction also.

The inner corner of the eye (nearest the nose) is the most common location for pterygiums to grow. Sometimes it can grow from the outer corner of an eye or on both sides.

Usually, pterygium removal is recommended to eliminate associated symptoms and prevent adverse effects on vision. Some people choose to have pterygium surgery for cosmetic reasons. Our expert surgeon will remove pterygiums from the eye using modern microsurgery techniques, and replace them with healthy tissue grafts taken from the same eye. The process of grafting helps prevent recurrence of the condition following pterygium surgery.  

SYMPTOMS OF PTERYGIUM

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  • The pterygium extends over the cornea in a triangular shape. When they occur at a young age, they may appear ugly cosmetically.
  • The symptoms of pterygium include stinging sensations, redness, itching, and watering.
  • Pterygiums that are pretty large can also lead to decreases in vision, either by altering the cylindrical power of the eye or by directly blocking the light…

WHY VISION+ EYE HOSPITAL

for PTERYGIUM Removal Treatment

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We at VISION+ Eye Hospital provide one of the best possible cares for the pterygium. What we do at VISION+ Eye Hospital is Pterygium excision and conjuctival auto grafting (Which decreases the chance of recurrence significantly). And as the whole surgery is suture less and done with plastic surgery chances of post-operative complications and discomfort is much less than conventional procedure.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUTPTERYGIUM

Is there a suitable season for Pteryguim surgery?

It is possible to perform pterygium surgery at any time of the year, just like cataract surgery.

Pterygium recurrence rate: what are the chances?

As a result of the latest technology and techniques, the chances of the recurrence of pterygium are significantly reduced.

How long does it take to recover from pterygium surgery?

In most cases, you can resume work within two to three days after your first day off.