There are several keratoconus community forums and message boards online that we encourage you to participate in to better understand keratoconus, FDA-approved cross-linking and other treatment options. These are the most common places that patients go to seek out information about their diagnosis and build relationships with members of the keratoconus community.
We encourage you to join these groups and participate in the conversation.
Following is a list of resources we have assembled for current or prospective patients and their families. If you have a specific medical question, it is best to consult your physician.
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Brent is not known for slowing down when things get tough. As a personal trainer, he tends to power through. He’s accustomed to encouraging his clients to do the same, but when he began having trouble…
In 5th grade, Baylen started wearing a contact lens in his left eye to correct for his nearsightedness. While the contact seemed to manage the vision issues he was facing at the time, it wasn’t until…
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How to Find the Best Glasses for Your Face Shape
Often referred to as the ideal shape for a woman, a heart-shaped face includes a more narrow chin and cheekbone, and a fuller forehead. While this...A common question we get asked is whether FDA approved #crosslinking is covered by insurance. To answer this question and more, visit our website today! bit.ly/2qU4iAa
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KELO-TV: Managing Keratoconus | Living with Keratoconus
Jonathan struggled to see at a distance for years until he received the only FDA approved therapeutic treatment for progressive keratoconus.Are you #LivingWithKC and considering getting glasses? @readersdigest shares some tips on how to find the best glasses for your face shape! https://t.co/qaxJMYk7PP
Going to the doctor, going to the dentist—all part of taking care of your health. But going to the eye doctor? Also important!
Eye exams at every age and life stage can help keep your vision strong. #EyeHealth
Did you know that allergens in the air, both inside and outside, can cause many eye #allergies? @aao_ophth shares the symptoms and causes of eye allergies. #LivingWithKC https://t.co/tTpjmmPNjE
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