Regain Your Sight with Corneal Transplant Surgery

 

Say goodbye to blurred vision and hello to clearer eyesight with corneal transplant surgery. Under the skilled hand of ophthalmologist Dr Joanne Goh, the procedure can take between 1 and 2 hours, depending on the kind of transplant you require. With a focus on giving you the highest quality of care, you can expect to recover in a matter of weeks, with the majority of patients regaining their vision within the first few months. To schedule an appointment, visit our website or call us at (03) 9070 0955.

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