Professional Pterygium
Excision & Management
Removing abnormal tissue growths with precision. We use advanced grafting techniques to clear your vision and minimize the risk of recurrence.
What is a Pterygium?
A pterygium is a non-cancerous, fleshy growth that starts on the white part of the eye (sclera) and can spread to the cornea. If left untreated, it can distort vision, cause chronic redness, and lead to permanent scarring.
Beyond Simple Removal
At Revive Nursing Home, we don't just "cut away" the growth. Simple excision often leads to the pterygium growing back. Our surgeons prefer Conjunctival Autograftingβtaking a small piece of healthy tissue from under the eyelid to cover the surgical site.
This biological barrier significantly reduces the chance of the growth returning and promotes a smoother, more aesthetic healing process.
- Expert excision under surgical microscope
- Conjunctival Autografting for long-term results
- Effective relief from itching, burning, and redness
- Restoration of the smooth corneal surface
- Quick recovery with day-care surgical protocols
- Comprehensive post-operative follow-up care
Advanced Management of "Surfer's Eye"
Whether caused by UV exposure, dust, or wind, we provide clinical solutions to restore your eye health.
Accurate Staging
We assess the growth's impact on your vision to determine the best surgical timing.
Sterile Protocols
All excisions are performed in our specialized eye OT under strict sterile conditions.
Painless Process
Procedures are performed under local anaesthesia with minimal post-op discomfort.
Recurrence Focus
Our grafting techniques are specifically chosen to prevent the tissue from growing back.
Step-by-Step Recovery
Evaluation
Doctor checks the growth size and corneal involvement.
Excision
Growth is carefully removed under local anaesthesia.
Grafting
Healthy tissue is transplanted to prevent recurrence.
Healing
Use of specialized eye drops to reduce inflammation.
Vision Clear
Eye returns to its natural appearance with clear sight.
Pterygium FAQ
Stop the Growth. Protect Your Vision.
Consult with our ophthalmology team today to discuss your treatment options.