After Corneal Transplant Surgery Wear protection in front of your eye at all times - glasses during the day, and the protective shield whenever glasses are not being worn and at night. Use prescribed eye drops as directed. Bring your medications with you on each visit to your doctor, so he may check which medications you are taking and make appropriate adjustments. Notify your doctor if you notice a change in your vision, unusual redness of the eye, or an aching discomfort which persists more than 24 hours. These may be early signs of transplant rejection.
Corneal transplantation is a wonder of modern ophthalmology.