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What is an intracorneal ring (Intacs)?

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What is an intracorneal ring (Intacs)?

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Intracorneal rings, or Intacs, is a micro-thin intracorneal ring that is implanted into the cornea. Intacs produces a reshaping of the curvature of the cornea, thus improving vision. Intacs are only available in the US for low degrees of myopia.

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