323 results found for OPHTHALMOLOGISTS in HOLBORN, CENTRAL LONDON

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Mr Ayoub is amazing at his profession, I have had amazing results with him fixing and stabilising my astigmatism/keratoconus

Kind and considerate and clearly effective and efficient. Thank you

Mr Hove performed my IOL 2 years ago with great success but have recently noticed a deterioration in my sight. Contacted Mr Hove who responded immediately & he explained that I may need a Yag Capulotomy (Laser) which he performed yesterday. He explained that this is quite common & the laser would be a 1 time & permanent fix. My vision today is100% better for which I am extremely pleased . Hilary J

I was extremely pleased that I chose Mr. Jason Ho for treatment. He was courteous , professional and very efficient . His treatment was also very effective and restored my eyesight to 20/20 vision and not needing distance glasses. I would highly recommend him as a consultant on every ground from attention to detail , bedside manner , clinical ability and professionalism on every level. Having said that I do so from the point of view of an experienced medical practitioner who has worked in General Practice and as an NHS consultant as well as having worked on a GMC subcommittee for standards. Mr. Ho sets an exemplary standard which should be recognised .

Everything clearly explained and showed a good understanding of my condition

Mr Horgan explained the procedure and I had full confidence in his judgement from just one meeting.

I found Mr Mitry very approachable, helpful and happy to answer in full any questions I had. And a week after my surgery the results seem very satisfactory.

Very warm and welcoming, simple, clear and direct which is nice. The little surgery went really well.

I guess like most people about to undergo cataract surgery I was just a little trepidatious as I walked into Moorfields back in January. I was told the operation on both eyes would be relatively simple and completely painless but even so, lurking in the brain were fears of lasers, scalpels and who knew what other implements of torture all coming for my eyeballs. When I walked out again a couple of hours later, the world was transformed. Everything was brighter and clearer and shinier and the next morning when I opened the paper I could read faultlessly without glasses for the first time in 15 years. So what about the "horrors" of the operation? I should have believed what I had been told by Mr Deshmukh: there was no pain, no discomfort even, just 40 minutes or so lying on my back while fuzzy images of him and his team transformed my life. A month later I am only just starting to get a little blase about that transformation. The world is back in focus and I cannot thank Mr Deshmukh enough nor praise him sufficiently for his skill and expertise.