👉 Sclaffing, also known as the "scleral band," is a medical condition that occurs when the outer layer of the eye, called the cornea, becomes thickened or inflamed. This thickening can make it difficult for light to pass through and cause glare and other visual problems. Sclaffing can occur in different parts of the eye, including the front half of the eye (the anterior chamber), the back half of the eye (the posterior chamber), and sometimes
