What is Pterygium, and how is it typically treated?

Pterygium, commonly known as "surfer's eye," is a benign growth on the conjunctiva that can spread to the cornea. When it causes irritation, affects vision, or is cosmetically bothersome, it is usually treated with surgical removal.

What kind of visual improvements can I expect from Pterygium surgery?

Pterygium surgery is performed to remove the growth and improve the appearance of the eye. Patients often experience a clearer, healthier-looking eye, as illustrated by before-and-after patient photos.

Where can I view before-and-after photos of Pterygium surgery patients?

This page features real patient before-and-after photos of Pterygium surgery performed at Assil Gaur Eye Institute in Los Angeles. These images demonstrate the potential outcomes of the procedure.

How can I schedule an appointment to discuss Pterygium treatment?

To learn more about Pterygium treatment options and determine if surgery is right for you, you can request an appointment. The Assil Gaur Eye Institute offers expert care for clear, healthy eyes in Los Angeles.

Pterygium Before & After Photos in Los Angeles

What is a Pterygium?

A pterygium is a non-cancerous growth that forms on the clear, thin tissue (conjunctiva) over the white part of your eye. Often appearing as an unattractive pink, fleshy tissue, it’s usually harmless but can cause discomfort or vision problems if it grows large. It is treated either by eyedrops, and if that does not resolve the issue, then surgery.

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