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• The treatment for AMD has radically improved. We are one of the only clinics worldwide to offer this advanced method of treatment for advanced stage AMD – CentraSight. CentraSight is a technology that comprises a hand-made, high-precision telescopic lens implanted into one of the affected eyes.

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• There are two options for this treatment. One is laser, that can work for some patients using a ‘YAG’ type of laser. The other is a floater removal surgery that usually delivers great results at low risk; this technique dissolves fragments of jelly.

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• We use the most advanced Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) retinal scanner. We use this to diagnose diabetic retinopathy and to determine the exact stage of disease and prognosis. We then design a treatment plan tailored to you needs. We also offer vitrectomy surgery early on.

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• Patient may still need wear glasses for reading after this procedure. This lens performs at a specific focus at the distance chosen by the patient. The lens features aspheric technology that reduces glare. At our clinic, we have monofocal lenses that have a ultraviolet filter, this protects the retina and macula from harmful rays of light.

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• There are variations of this technology but at our clinic we select our lenses according to the latest research, including patient satisfaction studies. The options are: The Carl Zeiss tri-focal lens. This has been shown to work well for distant, near vision and intermediate vision. Providing a range of focus for daily activities. TECNIS® symfony lens. This is the latest form of multifocal lenses with multiple focal points.

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• This procedure is suited for elderly patients and for patients who have injury/scarring or who are taking medication that affect the eyes. This procedure has been shown to dramatically reduce the risk of complications after surgery compared to other, more invasive methods.

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• We are proud to be one of the few clinics in the UK to offer this groundbreaking procedure for cataract surgery. There is no need for blades to remove the cataract, no sutures to stitch the eye up and no need for needles to inject anaesthetic, it is the greatest advance in cataract eye surgery in over 20 years.