FAQs and information about vision correction
Everything you need to know about our practice and procedures
Does laser eye surgery fix lazy eyes?
Can laser eye surgery fix a lazy eye? It depends. Our latest blog explains when it helps, when it doesn’t, and what options are available.
Is laser eye surgery dangerous?
Is laser eye surgery dangerous? We break down the real risks, explain how rare complications are, and how we keep your vision safe at every step.
Am I suitable for laser eye surgery?
Am I suitable for laser eye surgery? It's the first question to ask. Our blog explains who qualifies and what your options are if you don’t.
Can you go blind from laser eye surgery?
Can laser eye surgery make you go blind? It’s the biggest fear we hear. This blog explains the facts, risks, and how we keep your vision safe.
Are you awake for laser eye surgery?
Will you be awake for laser eye surgery? Yes—but it’s not scary, and it doesn’t hurt. Read our latest blog to find out exactly what to expect.
Can you drive after laser eye surgery?
Wondering when you can drive again after laser eye surgery? Our new blog breaks it down with clear answers for LASIK, LASEK and TransPRK patients.
Can you get laser eye surgery on the NHS?
Wondering if you can get laser eye surgery on the NHS? Our latest blog breaks down what’s covered, what’s not, and what your best options are.
What to avoid after laser eye surgery?
Just had laser eye surgery? Our blog breaks down what to avoid to help your eyes heal fast and get the best results.
Find out if you are suitable for vision correction
Vision correction isn’t suitable for everyone.
The first step is to take the self test so you can find out whether you can benefit.
