‘Blind’ TV camera-man from Edinburgh gets his eyesight back

John has life changing surgery with Mr Sanjay Mantry

John, a cameraman from Edinburgh had suffered from poor vision for years. Cataracts left him with vision bad enough to be registered blind. He visited Consultant Ophthalmologist, Mr Sanjay Mantry who restored his vision to that of a 21 year old.

As a cameraman filming some of the world’s best known figures in the arts world, John Brown relied on the sharpness of his eyesight to capture the best shots. Throughout his career in television, he’s worked alongside superstars like David Bowie and counted presenter Paula Yates among his friends.

John said, ‘Afterwards I was seeing things in technicolour once again! It’s not just given me back my vision. My confidence has come back too, so it really has been life-changing.”

Read the full story in The Scotsman here.

Find out more about cataract surgery.

Share:

Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
LinkedIn

On Key

Related posts

Vikas at the Scottish Asian business awards

Congratulations is in order!

Vision Scotland is delighted to congratulate Vikas Chadha, one of our esteemed team members has been awarded ‘Highly Commended’ in the Medical Professional of the

vision Scotland now offers a graduate apprenticeship scheme

Vision Scotland look to the future

Vision Scotland today announced the launch of their first Graduate Apprenticeship Programme. As leaders in Scotland’s healthcare sector, Vision Scotland are dedicated to shaping the

Edinburgh Rugby land eye-catching partnership

Edinburgh Rugby is delighted to announce a new, major three-year partnership with Vision Scotland – Scotland’s leading eye care experts – as Official Eyecare Specialist Partner of the capital

Stirling Clinic Opening

We are thrilled to announce that in April, Vision Scotland will be relocating from Kings Park Hospital to our new, state-of-the-art clinic just a short