If you are looking for a laser eye clinic in London, then the London Vision Clinic should be on your shortlist.
That may seem like a strong statement, but the London Vision Clinic emphasises that, in expert hands, laser eye surgery can be an extremely safe, life enhancing experience. More than 100,000 laser eye surgery procedures will be done in the UK this year. Read the guide to Laser Eye Surgery to help make the right choice for your eyesight.
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Can laser eye surgery treat the loss of reading vision?
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Why can some people have LASIK, whilst others can only have PRK / LASEK?
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How long should I be out of contact lenses before laser eye surgery?
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Are both eyes treated at the same time?
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What will I feel during and after the laser eye surgery procedure?
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How long does laser eye treatment take?
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What happens if I look away, blink, cough or sneeze during the procedure?
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What is the risk of a complication during laser eye surgery?
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Can I take a tranquiliser or sedative (e.g. Valium) prior to the procedure?
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Do laser eye surgery results differ between prescriptions?
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What is wavefront?
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I have astigmatism, can I still have laser eye surgery?
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Is my prescription too high?
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What range of prescriptions can be treated?
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Am I too old / too young?
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Does everyone get presbyopia?
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What are the risks of laser eye surgery?
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What causes glare and halos and can they be treated?
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How does the flap stay in place in LASIK?
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What conditions may prevent me from having laser eye surgery?
Get a quote for laser eye treatment
If you are looking for a quote for laser eye surgery, or want more information about treatment in your local area, you can complete the Laser Eye Surgery Enquiry Form. Your enquiry will be forwarded to a maximum of three clinics or providers of laser eye treatment who partner with the Private Healthcare UK web site.
