The EndoArt corneal implant is a revolutionary, minimally-invasive treatment for corneal oedema. As the first surgeon in Devon to perform this pioneering procedure, Mr Harry Roberts has brought cutting-edge vision restoration to patients seeking an alternative to traditional corneal transplants.
Featured on BBC news
As part of our commitment to advancing eye care, Mr Roberts and our practice were recently featured on BBC News, highlighting the introduction of EndoArt surgery to the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital. This breakthrough treatment offers a minimally invasive approach to corneal endothelial dysfunction, helping patients regain their sight without the need for donor tissue or lengthy recovery times.
What is EndoArt?
EndoArt is an artificial corneal implant that acts as a substitute for a dysfunctional endothelium, restoring corneal clarity. Unlike traditional corneal transplant surgery, this innovative procedure does not require donor tissue, significantly reducing the risk of rejection and post-operative complications. Patients suffering from corneal endothelial failure may be eligible for this life-changing treatment.
Why Choose Harry Roberts Vision?
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Experienced surgeon: Mr Harry Roberts is a leading consultant ophthalmologist, bringing the latest advancements in eye surgery to private patients across the South West.
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First in Devon: The only private practice in Devon currently offering EndoArt surgery.
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Minimally invasive: A quick recovery time compared to conventional corneal transplants.
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Personalised care: Each patient receives a tailored treatment plan to achieve the best possible vision outcome.
Book a consultation
If you are experiencing blurred vision, corneal swelling, or vision impairment due to endothelial failure, EndoArt may be the solution for you. To find out if you are a suitable candidate, book a consultation with Mr Harry Roberts today.
Serving patients in Exeter, Devon, and across the South West.