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….

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….

Why Does Chopping Onions Make You Cry?

Yes, you’ve guessed it, we’re talking about the perennial problem of onion-chopping here. Whether it is for winter soups, autumn sauces, spring or summer salads; onions are the mainstay of any kitchen store cupboard. With many varieties to choose from, these versatile vegetables have one thing in common: they make your eyes water. And their preparation is a constant source of anguish for any cook with half way sensitive eyes….

Laser Eye Surgery Procedure Video: Zana Morris Shares Her Experience At The London Vision Clinic

“I was really, really pleased I went with the London Vision Clinic, really, really pleased. The service and the back up was just incredible both before the surgery and all the testing and everything they did. During the surgery and around the day of the surgery there was incredible support and after it they really, really looked after you. Glenn Carp, the surgeon really kept an eye on you. You had his number to take with you to contact him should you be concerned in any shape or form, or should there be anything after the surgery. So you really, really felt in safe hands. I think anything else would have made me very nervous. It was nice to know you’re being looked after and for something like the eyes in particular it is something you would like to know you’re being looked after with and I really, really felt that.”…

Impressionist Art Seen Through Blurred Vision

The French painter widely accredited with being the leader of the neo-impressionist movement, Georges Seurat, took a scientific approach to the way he applied his paint to the canvas. By the use of tiny dots of colour (known as pointillism) the viewer is required to join the dots rather than having the paints already blended on the canvas. This technique is pretty time consuming for the artist – Seurat took two years to complete his famous “A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte”. When viewing his great works I can’t help but wonder about his eyesight and how these pictures might be viewed by those with colour blindness….