The Technology used at London Vision Clinic
“I had my eyes lasered here and I am very pleased with the professional service I was provided with from the very start. Excellent communication, always smiling staff members, great after-care, top of the range technology…I would highly recommend this clinic to anyone who is after a great service!” [...]

Cost involved with laser eye surgery at London Vision Clinic
“I was treated like a celebrity!” -Sharron
It is no secret that London Vision Clinic is not the cheapest option for vision correction. 4% of the people we asked over the last 6 months have said that cost is one of the biggest factors influencing their decision [...]

Post-Operative Care
Over the last six months we have conducted a survey of people calling London Vision Clinic. It turns out that post-operative care is one of the six most important factors that people consider when selecting a clinic! And why shouldn’t it be?
No one wants to feel like they are just being rushed down a [...]

Life with contact lenses may seem a blessing compared to the frustrations of glasses but, for some people, it can also be tough. Your lenses may not fog up like glasses, your vision won’t be subjected to a limiting frame, and there are no fragile arms or nose bridges that are at risk of being broken – but contact lenses are far from problem-free. In fact, they can sometimes be more, not less, frustrating than specs.

A common misconception about laser eye surgery is that there are a great number of adverse side effects. People fear that the surgery itself is painful and that the recovery is arduous. That is simply not true. If you choose an expert team, the procedure itself should be painless. Additionally, there should only be minimal and short-lived discomfort following the procedure. At London Vision Clinic, we pride ourselves on our highly trained medical professionals, and our long standing reputation as an extremely safe and reliable clinic.

When we ask our laser eye surgery patients whether they have any regrets about their surgery at London Vision Clinic, we keep hearing one thing in particular:

“It’s a cliché, but we do only have one pair of eyes…”

-Chris

It is not necessarily easy to warm up to the idea of having your eyes operated on while you are conscious. We understand that. The thought of laser eye surgery can make even the most tough-skinned of individuals a little squeamish. However, if you are in the right hands, and take as much time as you need to make your decision, you’ll find that there really is no reason to feel nervous.

If you are considering laser eye surgery, you probably already know a bit about it. You may even have first-hand information from family and friends who have already had the surgery. Maybe you have also read about the laser eye surgery procedure on the Internet or in magazines. However, you might find that what you have heard about laser eye surgery at other clinics is quite different from what we do at the London Vision Clinic. There are several facts about laser eye surgery that are important to consider when exploring your options.

Surgery is such a heavy word, and often can often bring with it a feeling of fear or hesitation; it can make you pause and think, “Do I really need this?” In the knowledge that laser eye surgery is a 100% optional procedure, you might well ask yourself important questions such as, “is this the right choice for me?”, “do the benefits outweigh the costs?”, and “how long will it take me to recover?”

“I was impressed by their attention to detail, and their unique consideration for the customer. Their attitude was caring and they were concerned about me as an individual.”
-Ron

In the humdrum and hustle bustle of this crazy world that we live in, it is easy to feel forgotten. Perhaps just as disheartening, it is equally as easy to feel like just another person crammed in with the masses of patients, customers, drivers, employers, students, etc. There is nothing more impersonal and frustrating than feeling like a number in a queue, or an insignificant name on a long list of other insignificant names.