Probably not. Surgery isn't usually needed for a corneal abrasion itself. But rare and severe cases, with large or deep scars from nonhealing abrasions, might need an operation called a ...

Eye surgery: Some types of eye surgery, including cataract surgery, can alter the cornea's shape and may lead to astigmatism. Eye injury: Trauma or injury to the eye can cause scarring or change ...

It occurs when stem cells in the cornea cannot regenerate and repair the surface, leading to the formation of scar tissue and progressive vision loss. According to experts, LSCD is characterized ...

Extensive work in New Zealand rabbits with corneal wounds that mimic post-ulcerative corneal scarring in humans 2 showed that Kuragenx could restore corneal health within a few months 3.