London Vision Clinic is a laser eye surgery clinic founded in London by Professor Dan Reinstein and one of the world's foremost centres for laser vision correction.
Treatments include Smile, Laser Blended Vision, LASIK, LASEK, Cataracts, and intraocular lens replacement.
The Harley Street, London clinic offers laser treatment for many eye conditions and problems, including astigmatism, myopia, presbyopia, hyperopia, and cataracts.
This video gives no contacts in regards to the actual recovery time from an ICL procedure... As a previous ICL patient (not with this institute nor this physician) your vision will be blurry/ hazy for about 1 to 2 weeks as your eyes continue to heal and gradually stabilize... not the next day.. this video is misleading.
1. Infection: Any surgical procedure carries a risk of infection, which can potentially affect the eye and vision. 2. Cataracts: There is a risk that the ICL might cause or accelerate the development of cataracts, especially in younger patients. 3. Increased Intraocular Pressure (IOP): The ICL might cause increased IOP, which can lead to glaucoma if not properly managed. 4. Halos and Glare: Some patients might experience halos or glare around lights, particularly at night. 5. Vision Loss: Although rare, there is a small risk of significant vision loss due to complications from the surgery. 6. Lens Dislocation: The ICL can sometimes shift out of place, requiring further surgical intervention. 7. Endothelial Cell Loss: The procedure may cause a decrease in the number of endothelial cells in the cornea, which are crucial for maintaining corneal transparency. 8. Retinal Detachment: This is a rare but serious complication where the retina separates from the back of the eye, potentially leading to vision loss. 9. Inflammation: Post-surgical inflammation is possible, which may require medication to manage. 10. Corrective Lens Power Issues: In some cases, the ICL might not provide the desired correction, leading to the need for additional procedures or glasses/contacts. 11. Need for Future Surgeries: The ICL may need to be replaced or removed in the future, depending on the patient’s eye health and vision changes over time.
I just had my femto lasik yesterday and i can attest to having an instantaneous eyesight improvement immediately and it was totally painless and without much noticeable discomfort ,however, the only downside to such life- changing procedure is how close the device comes to your face while you are lying supine and not being able to twitch a muscle so as not to disrupt the angle and everything , and so you could feel claustrophobic being in such a helpless position with that device close to you whilst you are rendered immobile.
Thats crazy how their eye was completely cloudy then bam! Such a huge change. But as someone else stated, this is NOT minimally invasive. At least it doesnt look like it.
I did this today & it was a lot worse than my expectations. They gave me a relaxing med which i barely felt the affect. First eye went smoothly but i couldn't keep my eyes open for the next. Having small eyes as an asian didn't help at all. It was too painful from the the tools they had to use to keep my eyes open. The best i can describe the experience was that it was similar to having alien abduction where you can experimented on your eyes. Prepare pain meds as I had a burning, aching sensation for the first 4 hours and couldn't open my eyes.
My age 21 my right eye Squint from birth se ak eye choti or ak eye age badi kya me wo abhi thik ho sakta hai ? Choti eye hai use mujhe kuch nahi dikh raha hai me ak hai eye se dhekh rahi hu jo badi hai ise choti eye me se mujhe kuch nai dikh raha hai or me badi eye close karti hu to fir sath choti eye close ho jati hai kya wo ab thik ho sakta hai?
I had lasik surgery as well few days my eyes burning and i cant even open my eyes in a week. But now all good ! It was 2022 oh that was exactly 2 years now ❤
For anyone considering this, it's absolutely worth it, but on one condition... Your eyes need to be fully developed. Your eyes continue to deteriorate until you're roughly 25. Anytime after that, you're golden. If you get it at say, 18, there's a chance you'll need glasses again in a few years. Not a large chance, but still a chance.
Did Relex smile just 10 days ago from Thailand. Best decision ever! Still can't believe I can see far away things. But as I am in my late 30s I now have +1 power that I didn’t had before surgery. But I was notified about this before surgery and I still agreed to do it. +1 is far better than -5.5!
When i was small i had an accident and due to lack of money and resources i lost my eye , my family cant afford operation and still today my eye and right part of brain pains a lot and i even dont tell my parents so that they will feel pain of regret i know ki ya thik nahi ho skta ab, yt recommended this video to me everyday i feel pain of not having that much money which ruined my life and let pain with me forever , but in future i will earn as much as i dont need and donate for needy so that meri atma ko shanti mila ki kisi ka toh achha hua ya kiya
I had ICL 6 months ago, and whilst it is amazing and life changing, my eye had a remaining 1.0 astigmatism which makes distance blurry. I can go day by day without glasses, but the blurriness makes it difficult at work. My surgeon doesn't want to replace the lens, but rather I will get a PRK touchup in 2 months to correct it 🤞
I've done my Lasik in one of the best oftalmologic hospitals where I live. Got ghosting, glares, starbust... my vision get worse than when I've used glasses. Doctor said I was a good candidate for the surgery. It's better depend on hlasses rather than put your sight at risk like that. Don't commit the same mistake I've did! All that doctors care about is money!
@@KBizzy I still have ghosting despiste being operated a little more than a year. And it seems it will continue that way unless I start using my glasses. I presume it is some astigmatism left that is doing that. But the glares, starbursts etc... That remains. Nothing too big but it's uncorfotable.
Contacts used to correct the halos. I'm 45 and can't drive at night anymore. I did lasik when I was 29. stopped driving at night in mid 2023. I tell people not to do lasik. I would have been better off with expensive contacts and glasses
My vision is deteriorating all the time. focus ability with glasses is perfect but the problem is that I cannot have one pair of glasses for long times because my eyesight becomes blurry and then I need to get a new pair. Would this surgery help? Would my vision still get worse every time after it, or will I see great? Also how do you treat it afterwards?
Those numbers are so under exaggerated it’s not funny at all. The complication rates are between 10-30% and that is simply too much on the line. This is your vision!
I wear glasses every day and I am a computer engineer. I need to sit in front of a monitor for 8 hours per day, 5 days a week. My prescription is -2.75 in each eye. Should I consider corrective surgery or other options to remove my prescription?
