I don’t know anything about your condition sorry, I just wanted to stop and say I love your username!

I have had band keratopathy on both of my eyes for a few years now.

The eye which has it more severe already had no light perception, so I can’t speak to how it affected the vision of that eye. I did have surgery to have it removed because we thought it was contributing to some issues in my other eye. I was sedated for the procedure because I was younger then, but the recovery was very simple and painless.

I also have it on my seeing eye which has affected my vision a little bit just making things a bit blurrier, but not a lot as I don’t have a lot of it on that eye.

I hope that was helpful and I’m happy to answer any more questions if you have any.

From what I understand from my Eye Phys class. . .
Band Keratopathy.
“Swiss cheese” band across the eye.
Caused from change in tonacity of tears, pH or endothelial functionings.
Treatment is Corneal debridement., meaning basis scrubby across the cornea to remove the deposits. Removal of this debris on cornea.
Overall reduction in vision, causing blur.