Corneal Abrasion Treatment in Boynton Beach, FL

Corneal abrasion treatment at Boynton Eye Institute provides prompt, expert care for scratches or injuries to the cornea—the clear, protective surface of the eye. Corneal abrasions can cause significant pain, redness, tearing, light sensitivity, and blurred vision. Our experienced eye doctors use advanced diagnostic tools and proven treatments to relieve discomfort, prevent infection, and promote fast, safe healing so you can return to clear, comfortable vision as quickly as possible.

Why Is Corneal Abrasion Treatment Important?

  • Reduces eye pain, irritation, and light sensitivity caused by corneal scratches
  • Prevents infection and complications that could threaten vision
  • Promotes proper healing of the cornea for long-term eye health
  • Helps restore clear vision and normal eye comfort quickly

What to Expect During Corneal Abrasion Treatment

  • A thorough eye exam to assess the extent and cause of the corneal abrasion
  • Special dye and imaging to clearly identify the scratch on the cornea
  • Prescription eye drops or ointments to reduce pain and prevent infection
  • Protective measures such as bandage contact lenses, if needed
  • Follow-up care to ensure proper healing and prevent recurrence
Corneal Abrasion Treatment

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
for Corneal Abrasion Treatment

  1. What causes a corneal abrasion?
    Corneal abrasions are commonly caused by foreign objects in the eye, contact lens irritation, accidental scratches, eye trauma, or rubbing the eyes too hard.
  2. How long does a corneal abrasion take to heal?
    Most minor corneal abrasions heal within 24 to 72 hours with proper treatment, while deeper abrasions may take longer and require close monitoring.
  3. Is a corneal abrasion an emergency?
    Yes, corneal abrasions should be evaluated promptly to relieve pain and prevent infection or vision loss.
  4. Can I wear contact lenses with a corneal abrasion?
    No, contact lenses should be avoided until the abrasion has fully healed and your eye doctor confirms it is safe to resume wearing them.
  5. When should I see an eye doctor for eye pain?
    If you experience sudden eye pain, redness, tearing, blurred vision, or light sensitivity, you should seek professional eye care immediately.

Request Your Appointment Today


Boynton Eye Institute, P.A. 2300 S. Congress Ave. Suite 102 Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Phone: (561) 742-1944 Fax: (561) 742-0525

Boynton Eye Institute P.A. proudly serves Boynton Beach and the surrounding areas of Lake Worth, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Greenacres, Canyon Lakes, Palm Springs, Ocean Ridge and Aberdeen.

© 2026 All content is the property of Boynton Eye Institute ™ & assoc. vendors.
Website Powered and Developed by EyeVertise.com