When Can I Drive After Laser Eye Surgery? [video]

Most patients are driving standard the next day, 98% of our patients at London Vision Clinic are within driving standard or better on day 1. Having said that of course the surgeon will do your first consult for you the day after your treatment and will be able to advise you on the suitability of you being able to drive that day or whether it is important to hang on a day or two before you are allowed to do so….

Where Can I Park?

Where Can I Park? The clinic is within London’s Congestion Zone. There is metered street parking on Harley Street and surrounding streets. The nearest underground car park is at London Portland Place, 6-7 Weymouth Mews, London W1N 3AA. Opening times are Monday to Friday 7am to 7pm; the car park closes on Saturday and Sunday. Daily tariffs are £10 for 2 hours, and £16 for 2 to 4 hours You May Also Like: Related questions: 1 How soon after the…

What Are The Differences Between PRESBYOND® Laser Blended Vision And Monovision Contact Lenses? [Video]

Monovision contact lenses allow the patient’s distance and near vision but in a very specific focal point. In laser blended vision, we are able to increase the depth of field on the cornea. 98% of people tolerate the difference in eyes better in laser blended vision. Mr Glenn Carp discusses the differences between PRESBYOND® Laser Blended Vision and Monovision contact lenses……

A PRK / LASEK Surgery Procedure

This video shows Lucy having a surface laser procedure at the London Vision Clinic by Professor Dan Reinstein and illustrates Lucy’s vision results as well as healing. It is known as PRK / LASEK, or Epi-LASEK. The main difference between this treatment and LASIK is the healing time. In LASIK, the healing time is a few hours and in PRK LASEK the healing time is a few days….