The technology — orthokeratology — is designed to correct nearsightedness by keeping special contact lenses in the eyes while you sleep to change the shape of the cornea so that you can see clearly after you remove the lenses.
Mr Tappin, consultant ophthalmologist at St Peter’s Hospital, said, he was the only person to treat diseased corneas by replacing the innermost cells instead of grafting the entire cornea.
More than 100,000 people in Wales are at risk of needlessly losing their sight, according to a report published on Tuesday.
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