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Corneal grafting for myopia
Q: Kindly enlighten me if corneal grafting can be done to get normal vision for an extremely high myopic(>-12 D) and high astigmatic person in case other surgeries like LASIK are not suitable or fail.
A:Corneal grafting is not a refractive procedure and is not done unless there is corneal disease such as Kerotocunus.
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