
Is bilateral surgery for me?
Patients who attend our clinic for cataract assessment are often very surprised to be recommended surgery to both eyes when only one eye is causing
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Patients who attend our clinic for cataract assessment are often very surprised to be recommended surgery to both eyes when only one eye is causing

Cataract surgery has evolved significantly over time. Older cataract surgery involved removing the entire lens in one go through a much larger incision in the

Acanthamoeba Keratitis (AK) is an infection of the cornea that is caused by a microorganism called Acanthamoeba which is quite commonly found in most natural water

The Daily Record looks at Laser Vision Scotland’s credentials as Scotland’s favourite cataract clinic. With more more than 27,000 cataract surgeries under our belt, capsule rupture

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

The Mirror newspaper has published an article offering advice on how to choose a laser eye surgery clinic. Based on the criteria below, Laser Vision

Developing cataracts is a natural part of ageing. By the age of 80, more than half of us will have experienced cataract related symptoms. Injuries,

The Scotsman newspaper talks to Mr Jonathan Ross about cataract surgery and the importance of acting early to prevent the onset of mature cataracts. He

There are lots of quick and easy ways to keep your eyes at their best. Vision Scotland’s Optometrist, Neil Barnes goes over his top 11

Cataract: What are they? How are they treated? Who gets them? A cataract develops when the normally transparent crystalline lens, found inside our eyes, becomes

f you’re considering vision correction surgery, you may be wondering whether laser eye surgery or lens replacement surgery is the better option.

If you’ve been diagnosed with cataracts or have noticed changes in your vision, booking a cataract consultation is the first step towards clearer sight.

Can cataracts come back after surgery? The short answer is no. Once a cataract has been removed, it cannot grow back. However, some people experience blurred

10 Signs to Look Out For If you’ve noticed your vision becoming increasingly blurry, struggling to drive at night, or finding everyday tasks more difficult, you may