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A Senior’s Guide to Cataract Surgery
10th March 2020
As eye functionality declines with age, the risk for cataracts increases. The average age for a person in the UK to undergo cataract surgery is 76 years old, however many patients undergo cataract surgery whilst in their 80s, 90s and even aged over 100. If you find out that you have cataract and it is […]
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What to Look for When Choosing a Cataract Surgeon
5th February 2020
Is your level of vision due to a cataract starting to interfere with your everyday life? It may be time to consider having cataract surgery. But with so many surgeons out there to choose from, how do you go about choosing a cataract surgeon? Follow our advice on what to look for when choosing your […]
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Why Choose Private Cataract Surgery
2nd January 2020
A cataract is a clouding of the lens in the eye, a natural ageing process that occurs in all eyes over a certain age. A cataract can also form at a younger age, usually due to other conditions. Cataract surgery, one of the most commonly performed operations worldwide, is recommended when the level of vision […]
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How to Make the Most of Winter Sports and Exercise After Cataract Surgery
20th December 2019
If you are an active person who regularly enjoys partaking in sports and exercise, the thought of any type of surgery and the recovery time that comes with it may be scary. However, when it comes to eye surgery, there is a silver lining; you can see much better afterwards! Sports and exercise can be dangerous if your vision is not […]
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How to Overcome the Fear of Cataract Surgery
22nd November 2019
Cataract surgery is one of the most commonly performed operations in the world, with an excellent success rate, safety record and a number of positive benefits to those suffering with a cataract. However, naturally, patients can still be very fearful, stressed and worried prior to having the surgery. Follow our advice on overcoming the fear surrounding […]
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Top Winter Eye Health Tips
11th October 2019
The harsh weather that British Winters bring us may present new issues for your eyes. One of the most common problems people face is dry eyes, which can be caused by a number of things such as cold temperatures, harsh winds and central heating. Follow our top tips for keeping your eyes healthy and protected […]
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Case study – Kevin Moorhouse, Cataract Surgery
16th September 2019
Kevin’s story As a director in a broadcast company, Kevin’s career is largely orientated around work on PCs and his eyesight is crucial. Kevin had a cataract in his left eye, meaning that his left eye was out of focus for longer distance sight. This was beginning to make driving very difficult for him, as […]
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8 Ways Cataract Surgery Can Improve Your Quality of Life
5th September 2019
A cataract can have negative implications on you, your life and your wellbeing. Find out more about the positive after-effects of cataract surgery… What is a cataract? A cataract is a clouding of the lens in the eye. This is a natural ageing process that eventually occurs in all eyes; however, a cataract can also […]
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Travelling After Eye Surgery
14th August 2019
Eye surgery tends to have a quicker recovery time than other types of surgeries. If you’re eager to get back to normal life, you’re likely to want to travel, whether that be flying across the globe or taking a road trip cross country… let’s take a look at what you should and shouldn’t do when […]
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Eye Care During Hay Fever Season
17th July 2019
Summer should be a time to enjoy the great outdoors, but if you’re affected by hay fever, it’s not always the carefree season you might wish for. Hay fever symptoms such as dry or itchy eyes can make summertime difficult. Follow our eye care tips to help alleviate any irritation you may be experiencing. What is […]
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