LVC - Part 19

Can I Have Laser Eye Surgery If I Have Ulcers In My Eye?

Posted on 18/01/2013 (01/10/2019)

Can I Have Laser Eye Surgery If I Have Ulcers In My Eye? Corneal ulcers, or ulcerative keratitis, is an inflammatory or infective corneal condition. Corneal ulcers are fairly common eye diseases and can be caused by a number of things, including trauma, chemical injury, infections and contact lenses. If you wear contact lenses we can almost certainly help you get rid of them and decrease your risk of developing corneal ulcers due to contact lenses. However, you might already…

Ways To Avoid Eye Strain

Posted on 17/01/2013 (03/12/2015)

In this crazy, modern, techy world that we live in, we don’t take it easy on our eyes. Today many jobs require that we spend hours and hours in front of computer screens. Many people even elect to read on computer screens rather than actual books. With that being said, books are sometimes not much of an optical improvement. Eye strain can cause dryness, migraines and, later down the road, permanent vision problems….

Can I Have Laser Eye Surgery If I have Ptosis? [video]

Posted on 14/01/2013 (01/10/2019)

Can I Have Laser Eye Surgery If I have Ptosis? Our uniquely rigorous screening process allows us to safely treat many cases that other surgeons, with less detailed knowledge of your eyes and technically less advanced equipment, would consider borderline or even unsuitable. We use the revolutionary Artemis Insight 100™ scanner, which was co-invented by Professor Reinstein, with which we can map each individual layer of your cornea to one micron – 1,000th of a millimetre. Nobody else takes as…

From Microns To Miles, Laser Technician Zach Moves Millennia In A Day

Posted on 10/01/2013 (03/12/2015)

We are all encouraged to strive for a happy and fulfilling work-life balance. However, while self-help authors and life coaches might suggest obvious tips such as walking for an hour a day, or side stepping stressful office situations, it is unlikely any would come up with the combination chosen by London Vision Clinic laser technician, Zach….

Treat Your Eyes To An Icy Vision This Weekend – London Ice Sculpting Festival

Posted on 10/01/2013 (16/12/2015)

Looking for something to do this weekend? Well, look no further, we may have found an icy escape for you to enjoy. The London Ice Sculpting Festival has returned to Canary Wharf for the fourth time from 11-13 January 2013….

Team Building Day At London Vision Clinic

Posted on 10/12/2012 (03/12/2015)

When you add together a list of weird happenings which includes creepy spiders crawling out of cupcakes; a team of highly skilled professional people dashing across Trafalgar Square dressed as super heroes and a video of an optometrist/cave woman dancing an Irish jig in the West End; what have you got? Unless you work at 138 Harley Street, it is unlikely that you would ever guess the answer….

More Mums And Baby Bumps: London Vision Clinic Family Grows

Posted on 06/12/2012 (04/03/2021)

Today, the reasons are no longer debated as the facts speak for themselves: with four members of the team currently on maternity leave and diaries filling with baby showers, due dates and new birthday, it cannot be ignored that the London Vision Clinic family is fast expanding….

The London Vision Clinic Goes Carbon Neutral

Posted on 08/11/2012 (03/12/2015)

When you first meet marketing coordinator, Thilini, the tag “Warrior” is not the first thought that springs to mind. However, within her petite frame lurks a rugged determination which is currently aimed at making her colleagues more environmentally aware having reached the goal of a carbon neutral London Vision Clinic….

The British Optical Association Museum – A MusEYEum Like No Other

Posted on 02/11/2012 (16/12/2015)

London never fails to amaze me. No matter what season we may be in; come rain or shine, there is always something to do and experience. This time, our focus falls on a museum tucked away in Craven Street. Under the hustle and bustle of Trafalgar Square, is a collection of spectacles like no other. The British Optical Association (BOA) Museum, founded by J H Sutcliffe in 1901, is a unique museum that holds over 18,000 objects and archival items relating to the history of optometry, the human eye, visual aid, as well as these subjects in art….

Blended Vision Becomes The Main Topic Of Networking Session

Posted on 30/10/2012 (03/12/2015)

For a few moments I felt almost ashamed to realise that these days I sometimes take my good eyesight for granted. It has been several years since I threw away my collection of aging reading glasses after happily adapting to the London Vision Clinic’s blended vision procedure….

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