Laser Eye Surgery Video Diary – From Initial Screening to Clear Vision

Last summer, Kelly B., a procurement manager working for a business process outsourcing company in London, decided she wanted to have laser eye surgery and record her experiences on video – a video diary of the experience. Like most prospective patients, she visited several laser eye surgery clinics in the London area before deciding to have her treatment with the London Vision Clinic. In her first of 8 videos, Kelly shares her experiences at the Initial Screening (the first consultation) and why she chose to go with the London Vision Clinic for her eye surgery……

There is No “Sell-By Date” on Aftercare at London Vision Clinic

There is No “Sell-By Date” on Aftercare at London Vision Clinic There are many things to consider when choosing your Laser Eye Surgery provider, from cost and location to the clinic’s results and patient outcomes. With so many things to think about, it can be easy to overlook another important consideration: Aftercare. Adequate aftercare can play a crucial role in achieving the expected treatment outcomes following Laser Eye Surgery. Moreover, if you don’t read the fine print at some clinics,…

Spreading the Word: Our Patients’ Laser Eye Surgery Stories

Spreading the Word: Our Patients’ Laser Eye Surgery Stories Getting the word out about your business and services in a busy marketplace can often seem impossible. It may be worthwhile to book an ad slot on the radio, a fancy two-page spread in a glossy magazine, or even a cheesy television commercial. But among all the in-your-face adverts with Tina Turner’s “Simply the Best” booming in the background, we have found a different approach can be more effective: Spreading the…

Through the Eye of a Needle – Life after PRESBYOND® Laser Blended Vision

Through the Eye of a Needle – Life after PRESBYOND® Laser Blended Vision Body language experts tell us that our gestures can tell ourselves and others a lot about our intentions or state of mind. Some studies even suggest that 55% of communication is derived through non-verbal communication. For example, crossing our arms is widely seen as a sign of defensiveness, perhaps employed as a way to self-soothe when we feel uneasy or uncomfortable with a situation. In some situations,…