The DMEK procedure begins with the careful removal of the damaged endothelial layer from the patient’s cornea. A thin, healthy donor tissue layer, containing the Descemet’s membrane and endothelial cells, is then meticulously implanted into the eye. An air bubble is used to help the new layer adhere to the cornea, holding it in place during the initial healing process. The surgery requires a high level of precision and skill, ensuring that the new layer integrates seamlessly with the existing corneal tissue. After the procedure, patients typically experience rapid visual improvement and minimal complications, making DMEK a preferred method for corneal transplantation. The meticulous nature of the surgery results in a smooth and efficient recovery process, with many patients noticing better vision soon after the procedure.