Prof. Dr. Aylin Kılıç Eye Diseases and Surgery
New methods are being used to treat presbyopia (age-related near vision problems). Research and new studies in this field are still ongoing. One of the treatments to emerge from this work is Allograft Corneal Inlay. Let’s take a closer look at how this method works and how effective it is in treating presbyopia.
Allotex Allograft Corneal Inlay is an innovative treatment developed to correct age-related loss of near vision (presbyopia) and other refractive errors. In this treatment, a thin allograft (tissue graft) obtained from human tissue is placed in the cornea. This tissue is biologically compatible and has been shaped by laser and sterilized using electron beam sterilization, thereby forming a lenticule (a small piece of tissue).

The allograft corneal inlay aims to correct refractive errors in the eye and improve visual quality.
The aim is to reduce patients' dependence on glasses or contact lenses.
It corrects eye problems such as hyperopia and, above all, presbyopia (loss of near vision).
Allotex Allograft Corneal Inlay is one of the treatments successfully applied to many patients worldwide. First performed five years ago by Prof. Dr. Aylin Kılıç, this innovative method has shown quite positive results in clinical studies and long-term follow-ups to date.
The success rates observed have improved patients' quality of life and brought marked improvements in clarity of vision. We can say that it is effective in eliminating the need for glasses.


Allotex Allograft Corneal Inlay is widely performed in countries such as the United Kingdom, Ireland and Italy, and successful results are being obtained. As the first practitioner of this method, Prof. Dr. Aylin Kılıç supports the process with scientific and academic work and shares the positive results of the treatment.
Patients can visit Allotex’s official website to learn more about Allotex Allograft Corneal Inlay and to evaluate their treatment options.
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