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"Have you been told by your eye doctor that your only options for keratoconus are 'hard contacts or cornea transplant?' Eye doctors who tell their patients this are still stuck in a decade-old mindset and are essentially living back in the 'Dark Ages' of keratoconus treatments.

There is a new world of keratoconus procedures and this website will bring you up-to-date on the latest life-transforming, easy and quick procedures that have literally saved some patients from a life of misery and depression because of their keratoconus.

I have dedicated a good part of my career to being the voice for patients with keratoconus, like a personal advocate, in a medical field that is typically not open to change. You now have good reason to have hope about the future of your eyesight and life."
Dr. Brian S. Boxer Wachler, MD.

Keratoconus Patients Have Excellent Treatment Options






Charlie had seen several doctors who had no more options for his keratoconus. Listen to Charlie tell his story that has a very happy ending.


Keratoconus is an eye condition named after the Greek Terms "kerato," meaning cornea, and "conus," meaning cone. Keratoconus causes the cornea to become cone shaped and thinner, disrupting the visual function. Treatments include Intacs®, C3-R® and corneal implants. This website is designed to provide background information about keratoconus and the various treatments to restore proper corneal shape. Keratoconus patients may feel alone and they have no treatment options.

Keratoconus causes vision difficulties such as distorted, double vision.Keratoconus, a condition characterized by abnormal corneal change in which the cornea gradually becomes thinned and conical, affects approximately one in 2000 people in the United States.

Soft contact lenses can improve vision in the early stages of keratoconus. As the condition progresses, rigid gas permeable (RGP) contact lenses may be needed. Until now, if RGP contacts became difficult to wear, a corneal transplantation was the last resort.

Intacs® is a FDA-approved procedure for patients with keratoconus. Intacs® can improve vision and reduce the distortion caused by keratoconus. Insertion of Intacs® is a minor outpatient procedure performed within 10 minutes with little if any discomfort. This procedure has proven effective for thousands of patients.




Read Dr. Boxer Wachler's revolutionary insights in his latest book "Modern Management of Keratoconus"

You will receive a free book when you come for consultation

Book is available for purchase seperately for $99


The best way to understand how your life can be transformed is to listen to patients just like you. 

Patients come to us from all over the United States and often from other countries.  Please click below to listen to patients share in their own words how the process was for them and the ways their lives have been changed.

Patient Stories Video

Keratoconus is the thinning and bulging of the cornea. Treatments include Intacs®, C3-R®, cornea collagen cross linking, and if keratoconus progresses to a serious level, cornea transplantation. Dr Brian Boxer Wachler is a specialist in keratoconus evaluation and treatment.




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