A groundbreaking surgical procedure that reduces the pupil to a pinhole size is offering a new alternative to corneal transplants in India. This innovative surgery aims to improve vision for patients suffering from corneal disorders such as keratoconus. By effectively shrinking the pupil size, the procedure helps to reduce the impact of irregularities in the cornea, leading to clearer vision. The surgery, known as pupilloplasty, involves reshaping the pupil using laser technology, providing a less invasive option compared to traditional corneal transplants. Dr. Rajesh Fogla, a leading ophthalmologist in Chennai, has been at the forefront of this pioneering technique, which has shown promising results in restoring vision for patients. With the increasing demand for corneal transplants in India and the limited availability of donor corneas, pupilloplasty offers a more accessible and efficient solution for individuals struggling with corneal issues. This procedure not only enhances visual acuity but also reduces the risk of complications associated with traditional transplants. As more patients turn to pupilloplasty for vision correction, the future of corneal surgery in India looks brighter than ever. For individuals considering treatment for corneal disorders, exploring this cutting-edge surgical option could provide a path to improved eyesight and quality of life.