120 results found for URGENT EYE CARE SPECIALISTS in CENTRAL LONDON, LONDON

Mr Khan treated professionally with great care and kindness”. Given great supportive information

Mr Saihan was confidence-inspiring from the outset and the outcome has fully justified my placing my confidence in him.

My father was experiencing visual disturbance and was extremely worried. Stacey Strong was very reassuring, thorough and was able to swiftly identify that my father had the beginnings of a macular hole. She was able to explain what the next steps would be, which would involve an operation, and followed up with us afterwards to ensure my father was recovering well. I would have no hesitation recommending Stacey to anyone experiencing an eye issue.

Dr Low has been amazing with my mother through her eye operation. She has explained everything to me and my mum and made my mum feel comfortable. She talked us through the procedure and been professional at all times. She is a great consultant and appreciate her.

I had Refractive Lens Exchange Surgery on 7/5/24 , carried out by Miss Sharmina Khan. This surgery has been life changing, as the difference it has made to my quality of life already has been incredible - no longer do I have to put on glasses as soon as I get out of bed each morning! I would recommend Miss Khan without hesitation as the care I have been receiving has been outstanding at all times , particularly supportive when helping me with my anxieties before and during the surgery.

Very professional

Very good.

Mr Nikhil Cascone is an outstanding doctor who listens very carefully to his patients. He provides excellent feedback and diagnosis and I leave his sessions with great satisfaction. A doctor I definitely recommend.

Explained next steps well and really good with my daughter.

Mr Coombes had been thorough & professional until it came to my cataract operation on March 8. During the first 3-4 minutes I felt a searing pain which' subsided under the local anesthesia. However the pain increased as the anesthetic wore off and by the time I reached home and all through the night it was agony. I tried phoning the emergency mobile number. It was out of service. Ordinary painkillers were useless for 2 days. On my follow up March21st I reported the pain as excruciating and Mr C dismissively quoted the statistical unlikelihood of such an eventuality. He did however note that my vision had not improved much and prescribed (steroid) drops. On the next follow up 22nd April, Mr Coombes apologised for the pain but I still don't have an adequate explanation. He said I had a corneal oedema. I mentioned I had an appointment for Prof Walcott and he said he had intended to refer me to the same anyway. I am now under treatment with prof W concentrating on improving my vision. I understand that operations can go wrong and I signed an acknowledgement of this possibility. But it would have reduced the anxiety and suffering if the surgeon had accepted the validity of my experience and if he had owned and better described the reasons for the pain. A viable contact number after the operation would have helped!!