During the FLEK procedure, a full-thickness donor corneal tissue, including both the endothelium and a portion of the stroma, is carefully transplanted into the eye. The process begins with the removal of the damaged corneal layer from the patient’s eye. A meticulously prepared donor graft is then inserted and positioned to replace the damaged tissue. Advanced surgical techniques and precision tools are used to ensure accurate placement and optimal integration of the new graft with the existing corneal structures. Postoperatively, the graft is monitored closely to ensure proper healing and integration. The recovery period involves managing any discomfort and regular check-ups to assess the health of the graft and overall corneal function. This procedure aims to restore the cornea’s health and visual clarity, improving the patient’s overall vision and eye health.