Video Overview
Fyma solution/ blog presents OOKP surgery, also known as Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis surgery, is one of the most advanced and rare eye reconstruction procedures in modern medicine. Designed for patients with severe corneal blindness who are not candidates for traditional corneal transplants, OOKP uses a patient’s own tooth and surrounding bone tissue to support an artificial cornea and restore vision. This groundbreaking ophthalmic procedure is often considered a last-resort solution for individuals suffering from serious eye surface diseases, chemical burns, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, or end-stage corneal damage. By combining dental surgery, ocular reconstruction, and microsurgical technology, OOKP surgery has transformed the lives of patients once considered permanently blind. Learn how OOKP works, who qualifies for the procedure, recovery expectations, risks, success rates, and the future of regenerative eye surgery and vision restoration technology.