Restore Your Vision with Advanced Corneal Transplant Surgery

 

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If you're experiencing vision loss due to corneal disease, Dr Joanne Goh can help you regain your sight through advanced corneal transplant surgery. Through partial thickness transplantation, patients can experience a faster recovery compared to full-thickness procedures. With Dr Goh's expertise, you can expect professional advice and detailed information on your recovery process.

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