Several techniques for corneal neurotization have been described. However, two main approaches exist: indirect nerve transfer using a nerve graft or direct nerve transfer to the eye. In indirect nerve transfer either a nerve autograft (i.e., an expendable nerve taken from the patient’s leg or other distant body site) or cadaveric nerve graft (off the shelf product) is used to bridge the gap between the donor nerve and the eye. There are differences in opinions among experts regarding the best approach, but in examining the literature all of the techniques seem to have similar success rates. Dr.Leyngold offers all of the techniques and customizes each option to an individual patient.