ICLs are tiny lenses placed inside the eye to correct short‑sightedness, long‑sightedness, or astigmatism — ideal for people who want sharp vision but aren’t suitable for laser eye surgery.
ICLs are tiny lenses placed inside the eye to correct short‑sightedness, long‑sightedness, or astigmatism — ideal for people who want sharp vision but aren’t suitable for laser eye surgery.
ICLs are tiny lenses placed inside the eye to correct short‑sightedness, long‑sightedness, or astigmatism — ideal for people who want sharp vision but aren’t suitable for laser eye surgery.
ICLs are tiny lenses placed inside the eye to correct short‑sightedness, long‑sightedness, or astigmatism — ideal for people who want sharp vision but aren’t suitable for laser eye surgery.
Frequently asked questions
Sudden blurred vision, light sensitivity, eye pain, flashes, floaters, or a rapid change in prescription should be assessed promptly. Early diagnosis often prevents long‑term vision problems.
Most patients can book directly without a referral. However, some insurance providers may require one, check your policy or contact us for guidance.
Bring your glasses, contact lens details, a list of medications, and any previous eye test results. This helps the consultant assess your vision thoroughly
NHS
The initial consultation is usually 12+ weeks, any resulting procedure normally takes 6-9 months.
Private
The initial consultation is usually within a few days and if you wish to proceed, the procedure can take place within a few weeks.
