World Class Eye Treatments

At Centre for Sight, we recognise that every person – and every eye – is unique. That’s why our approach to eye care is completely bespoke, ensuring our patients receive the most suitable types of eye surgery available, with no compromises. Following a series of detailed diagnostic tests and a thorough ophthalmic examination, our fellowship-trained Consultant Eye Surgeons collaborate with you to determine the best treatment plan for your individual visual needs and lifestyle.

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Popular Types of Eye Surgery

At Centre for Sight, we offer a full spectrum of advanced eye procedures delivered by world-renowned Consultant Eye Surgeons. Types of eye surgery available include laser vision correction, premium cataract surgerylens replacement and complex retinal procedures. See below for a full list of the sight correction treatments we offer.

Lasik Laser eye surgery is a common and popular vision correction procedure which corrects refractive errors, including short-sightedness, far-sightedness, astigmatism and presbyopia.

A cataract is an eye condition where the focussing lens in the eye becomes cloudy and interferes with vision. With increasing age, the lens begins to harden, causing problems for seeing near (presbyopia) and eventually becomes cloudy blurring vision.

Lens Replacement Surgery also known as Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE), is another vision correction option. The procedure involves replacing the natural lens inside the eye with a high-performance lens implant.

Implantable Collamer Lenses (ICL), the EVO Visian ICL are micro-thin lenses placed inside the eye to correct short-sightedness (myopia), far-sightedness (hyperopia) and astigmatism.

Keratoconus is a relatively common condition, affecting 1 in 1800 people. This condition causes the cornea to become cone shaped as the result of a bulging weak spot.

Corneal grafts or transplants are performed as a last resort when other options for Keratoconus either have not worked or are not suitable.

Yag Laser Capsulotomy is a non-invasive laser procedure which eliminates the cloudiness that occasionally interferes with a patient’s vision after cataract / lens replacement surgery.

Using a small sample of stem cells taken from a healthy eye or a donor, new corneal cells are grown in a lab and then transplanted onto the damaged eye. This innovative technique can help regenerate the eye’s surface, reduce discomfort, and restore vision in eyes previously considered untreatable.

Retinal detachment is a serious condition of the eye in which the retina stops receiving oxygen. The retina pulls away from the back of the eye, often causing sudden vision loss. Surgery is needed urgently to repair the retina and prevent any permanent damage. Depending on the type and severity, treatments can include laser surgery, a gas bubble, or a vitrectomy to restore vision.

Vitrectomy is a surgical procedure used to treat problems of the eye’s retina and vitreous. Vitrectomy is used to remove the vitreous gel when it becomes clouded or is pulling on the retina. It’s often performed to treat conditions like retinal detachment, macular holes, or severe eye floaters.

Why Choose Centre for Sight

Centre for Sight is one of the UK’s most established and pioneering eye care providers, with over 30 years of experience and multiple national firsts. We were the first clinic in the UK to perform LASIK, and among the earliest to introduce femtosecond laser technology for both laser eye surgery and cataract procedures. Our consultants have collectively performed over 35,000 cataract surgeries, delivering exceptional outcomes backed by audited results and world-class surgical expertise. You will benefit from fully consultant-led care, advanced diagnostic technology, and personalised treatment planning,  all supported by our reputation as a trusted centre where ophthalmologists from around the world come to observe and train. At Centre for Sight, innovation, safety, and excellence are built into every step of your journey.

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