Corneal diseases vary in severity and type, but all can drastically impact the quality of life of those affected. Conditions like keratoconus, Fuchs' endothelial dystrophy, corneal scarring from infections or injuries, and severe corneal ulcers can all cause the cornea to become cloudy or misshapen, thereby affecting vision. In such cases, a corneal transplant can be a beacon of hope, leading the way towards clearer vision and improved quality of life. Dr. Cameron McLintock has extensive experience performing corneal transplant surgery in Brisbane. Through an initial consultation, he assesses the individual needs of each patient, discussing the most suitable treatment options, and preparing them for their journey towards improved vision.