Sci-fi Laser That Let Star Wars Hero Bin His Reading Specs

Sci-fi Laser That Let Star Wars Hero Bin His Reading Specs Filming a scene for Revenge Of The Sith, one of the Star Wars movies, actor Anthony Daniels found himself in an embarrassing position. As C-3PO, the endearing robot and loyal friend to Luke Skywalker, he was dressed in a skintight gold bodysuit and mask when he suddenly realised he needed his reading glasses. ‘My outfit was made from metal moulded to fit my body, with two dots in the…

Optometrist Emma Climbs Mount Ararat

It is five years since optometrist Emma Brandon had her extreme short sightedness corrected and her husband is also a London Vision Clinic patient.
“On the mountain, we both said to each other that we couldn’t imagine what the experience would have been like with glasses or contacts – the views on the way up were absolutely stunning – we couldn’t imagine not being able to enjoy them properly.”…

A PRK / LASEK Surgery Procedure

This video shows Lucy having a surface laser procedure at the London Vision Clinic by Professor Dan Reinstein and illustrates Lucy’s vision results as well as healing. It is known as PRK / LASEK, or Epi-LASEK. The main difference between this treatment and LASIK is the healing time. In LASIK, the healing time is a few hours and in PRK LASEK the healing time is a few days….

Why Ken Chose The London Vision Clinic To Overcome His Presbyopia

In this video, Ken Hames, a motivational speaker and television presenter, tells why he had chosen the London Vision Clinic and a revolutionary laser eye surgery technique, PRESBYOND® Laser Blended Vision to overcome his presbyopia (ageing eyes). Laser eye surgeon Mr Glenn Carp explains the blended vision treatment profile, which has been developed by Professor Reinstein, and is used exclusively at the London Vision Clinic….

London Vision Clinic Featured On ITV’s This Morning Show

“My name is Fran Lawrence. I’m up here today to have laser eye surgery. I’m short sighted and long sighted and I now wear bifocals. The quality of my vision is deteriorating a lot at the moment. I can’t see a thing when I try to read a book or a newspaper. I’ve decided to have laser eye surgery because I want to take myself back to my life before I had to start to wear glasses. I’m feeling very nervous about the operation and very excited and I can’t wait to get it done and see what life feels like after it’s been completed.” Read more about Fran’s story as featured on ITV This Morning….

Laser Eye Surgery: Alex’s Patient Experience At London Vision Clinic

Alex has been wearing glasses since he was about ten or eleven. Wearing contact lenses was a temporary solution, but he couldn’t go swimming with them without getting an infections in his eyes. In this video, he discusses the main advantages he can think of by having laser eye corrective surgery and visualises the day that he doesn’t have to wear glasses or contact lenses anymore….