From £2,500 per eye · complimentary assessment
A minimally invasive solution designed to regularise the cornea and improve visual quality in patients with keratoconus.
Intrastromal ring segments (ICRS) are small, arc-shaped implants made from biocompatible material that are inserted into the corneal stroma to reshape and support the cornea. These implants help flatten the steep areas of the cornea in keratoconus, regularising its curvature and reducing visual distortions.
Benefits of Intrastromal Ring Segments:
You may benefit from intrastromal ring segments if:
You have mild to moderate keratoconus
Your vision is distorted despite using glasses or contact lenses
You want to delay or avoid corneal transplant
You experience frequent prescription changes
You are looking for a reversible and non-destructive treatment option
| Criteria | ICRS |
|---|---|
| Diagnosed with keratoconus | ✅ |
| Mild to moderate corneal distortion | ✅ |
| Suitable corneal thickness for implantation | ✅ |
| Contact lens intolerance | ✅ |
| No advanced corneal scarring | ✅ |
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You’ll be welcomed by our clinical team, who will conduct final checks and ensure your comfort throughout
A short film walking you through assessment, treatment plan and aftercare at our Harley Street facility.
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We look forward to welcoming you to your appointment and answering any questions you may have about treatment options, the clinic, timings or fees. Your consultation will include a comprehensive assessment by a consultant ophthalmologist, including vision testing and any required diagnostic imaging, to determine your suitability for treatment and develop an individualised management plan.
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Following review of your assessment results, your consultant will explain the findings and discuss the most appropriate evidence-based management options, including non-surgical alternatives where relevant. The consultation will include a discussion of the expected outcomes, potential risks, recovery considerations and associated costs, enabling a shared decision on the most suitable treatment plan for your needs.
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You will be welcomed by our clinical team, who will complete final checks, confirm consent and ensure you are comfortable before treatment. The procedure is performed by your consultant using modern technology, followed by immediate post-operative assessment and provision of tailored aftercare instructions, including guidance for your recovery and onward support.
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Good outcomes depend on structured follow-up care. We will monitor your recovery through scheduled reviews, adjust medications as required, and provide ongoing clinical advice, including guidance on symptoms, activity levels, and when to seek further support, with direct access to our team between appointments if needed.
Pricing depends on the ring type, surgical planning, and individual eye condition. A detailed treatment plan and cost breakdown are provided after consultation.
From £2,500 Per Eye
Never a sales team
From your first assessment to your three-month review, the consultant on the call is the consultant in the operating room. No call centre, no pressure script, no juniors fronting the clinical decisions.
Of combined expertise
A senior consultant roster whose careers, taken together, span more than half a century of corneal, cataract, refractive and retinal surgery , across the NHS, internationally and at 22a Harley Street.
Successful treatments
Our advanced treatments are supported by detailed assessments, proven techniques and personalised care plans designed around each patient’s individual needs. From diagnosis through to recovery and ongoing monitoring, we focus on delivering safe, effective treatment pathways with your vision and eye health as the priority.
From your lead surgeon
Mr Marwan Ghabra has been operating since 1985 , founder of the Ghabra Technique, founding member of the International Keratoconus Society, and the surgeon who will plan and perform your procedure.
Clinical decisions
Most enquiries are seen the same week. Urgent cases , corneal damage, sudden change, infection , are seen the same day where clinically possible.
Of aftercare cover
Four post-op reviews over three months, direct team access in between, and twelve-month retreatment cover on most laser procedures, included in the original quote.
Founder and medical director. Cornea, cataract and refractive specialist. Originator of the Ghabra Technique for advanced keratoconus, and founding member of the International Keratoconus Society.
He performed the first phacoemulsification cataract procedure in Damascus in 1998, and continues to take on the complex cases that other clinics decline.
We welcome international patients who are seeking advanced, tailored keratoconus care. Our team can help coordinate a visit that includes consultation, imaging, treatment, and recovery all in one streamlined trip to London.
Your keratoconus assessment is complimentary. An hour with our diagnostic team and a real conversation with the surgeon who would treat you. No obligation.
