Blog on Laser Eye Surgery, YAG Laser Capsulotomy, Corneal Transplants - Page 3 of 11

Vision problems affect millions of people worldwide and understanding the root causes behind these issues is crucial when considering corrective treatments. While glasses and contact lenses can offer temporary solutions, they don’t address the underlying causes of poor vision. Laser eye surgery provides a permanent solution for many people by directly targeting these root causes, […]

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy is increasingly popular for treating various skin and eye conditions. It is often used to address skin issues like acne, rosacea and pigmentation, as well as eye conditions such as dry eyes. Despite its effectiveness, IPL can result in temporary discomforts that patients need to be aware of. These are […]

Many people who undergo cataract surgery enjoy improved vision for years. However, for some, that clarity may begin to fade again months or even years later. This change is not due to a return of the cataract but often to a condition called posterior capsule opacification (PCO), which can make vision cloudy, hazy or glare-prone. […]

The cornea – the clear, dome-shaped front surface of the eye – plays a vital role in focusing vision. Damage to this structure, whether from injury, disease or degenerative conditions, can severely impact a person’s sight and quality of life. While many corneal conditions are managed with eye drops, medications or standard surgeries, some cases […]

Cataracts are one of the most common eye problems, especially as people age. When the clear lens in your eye becomes cloudy, it’s called a cataract and it can make your vision blurry, dim or distorted. Everyday activities like reading, driving or recognizing faces can become difficult. Fortunately, cataract eye surgery offers a reliable solution. […]

Recurrent corneal erosions (RCEs) represent a chronic corneal condition where the outer layer of the eye (epithelium) repeatedly detaches from the underlying tissue. This can cause sudden pain, tearing, blurred vision and sensitivity to light – often upon waking. While lubricating drops, ointments and bandage contact lenses can offer temporary relief, they do not always […]

If your eyes often feel dry, tired or irritated, you might be dealing with something called Chronic Dry Eye Syndrome. This condition happens when your eyes don’t make enough quality tears or your tears evaporate too quickly. The result? Constant discomfort, blurry vision, redness and even sensitivity to light. While eye drops and warm compresses […]

Dry eye disease is an often-overlooked yet increasingly common issue among UK professionals who spend extended periods under artificial lighting or intense visual conditions. Photographers, stage performers and drivers fall into a specific high-risk category due to prolonged exposure to high-intensity lighting-commonly referred to as spotlight stress. These professions regularly involve conditions that accelerate tear […]

Urban living brings with it a unique set of health challenges and one often overlooked concern is the increasing prevalence of dry eye disease among city dwellers. Characterised by a lack of adequate tear production or excessive evaporation, dry eye can lead to discomfort, blurred vision and reduced quality of life. In the UK, more […]

Cataracts remain one of the leading causes of visual impairment globally and a major contributor to preventable blindness. In the United Kingdom, the ageing population has led to increased demand for cataract eye surgery, with NHS waiting lists becoming a growing concern. For many, particularly in underserved areas or lower-income communities, access to timely cataract […]