Category: Harley St London

Having written about the Three Phases of Truth and how they might relate to the expectations of the Laser Eye Humanitarian Project in Nepal, it occurred to me that ……

I’ve never been much of a “joiner” – the camaraderie of fellowship has left me lukewarm and I should confess that throughout my life, I have rarely been tempted to seek membership of groups or societies. Therefore it is somewhat out of character for me to announce with pride, how happy I am to be part of the ever growing “club” of former London Vision Clinic patients……

“The cobbler’s children are the worst shod” while “in the home of the smith the knives are blunt” – these quaintly old fashioned proverbs don’t appear to have a modern equivalent … possibly because they are “past their sell by date”……

It was the head of patient care co-ordination, Cassie Crowther’s, idea that we should explore this topic in the blog……

Apart from the odd delivery person, pre-op patients and those there to discover more about laser eye surgery, 138 Harley Street is a glasses-free zone……

For a mascot to be a hit, it is not enough for it to merely have an appealing design.

Even if that design converts into a cute and cuddly toy and other essential merchandising, this alone is not sufficient to ensure success……

It was the launch of the one-eyed mascots on May 19th that did it!……

Serendipity could be defined as a “happy co-incidence” or “the discovery by accident of something fortuitous”……

Perhaps, like me, you found it fascinating to learn about the London Vision Clinic’s ongoing contributions to research into all aspects of laser eye surgery……