We’ve been in the business of vision correction since 1991 so you can be sure that we’ve heard nearly every question about laser eye surgery there is. We truly believe there’s no such thing as a silly question. We’re sharing 5 FAQs from Optimax patients about laser eye surgery, covering topics ranging from treatment day to recovery to finance.
Spring is here, the daffodils are blooming, and two four-day work weeks are coming up, which can only mean one thing – Easter is just around the corner! For lots of us, the long Easter weekend involves munching chocolate eggs and eating a roast dinner with family, so why not delve into exactly how these activities can boost our vision?
Some patients will have developed insecurities around the appearance of their eye area, whether that’s related to noticeable eye bags, excess skin, or lumps and bumps around the eyes. They seek cosmetic surgery to improve the appearance of the area, feel more confident, and achieve a more youthful look.
In recent years, long waiting times for NHS treatment have made it increasingly common for NHS patients to turn to private healthcare providers for care. The COVID-19 pandemic has only exacerbated this issue, as many hospitals and clinics have had to delay or cancel non-emergency procedures and surgeries in order to focus on the most urgent cases.
Today is World Optometry Day, and as an organisation which employs and relies on the expertise of optometrists, we are proud to celebrate them today! Optometrists are a key part of the patient journey at Optimax, from checking your prescription at your consultation and recommending you for surgery, right through to assessing your post-surgery vision and discharging you from our care.
We might be nearing spring, but the reality is that it’s still pretty chilly at the moment in the UK. Warming up at home usually involves a hot water bottle, layering up with blankets, and a cup of tea in your hands. However, eating warming foods also goes a long way to keeping you cosy and providing a bit of comfort when it’s cold. One of the best meals for this is soup, and this lentil soup recipe is one of our favourites, with the added bonus of boosting your eye health.
It’s been three years since COVID-19 spread its way around the globe, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake. We’re learning more about its effects on the body all the time, but it’s widely known that the primary symptoms involve coughing, a sore throat, a headache and general flu-like symptoms. However, a topic which isn’t as widely reported – and therefore is not as commonly known – is COVID-19’s effects on your eyes.
We offer two different types of lens surgery at Optimax; Lens Replacement Surgery and Implantable Contact Lens Surgery. Your suitability for either of these procedures depends on a number of factors including your age, prescription, and numerous eye health characteristics including corneal thickness, eye dryness and pupil size. We assess your vision and the overall health...
Our sight is perhaps the most important of all our senses and doing what we can to ensure its health is absolutely crucial. March is Save Your Vision Month, so when better than now to discuss the ways in which we can look after our eyes? There are a number of choices you can make, including lifestyle changes, which all contribute towards better eye health, and we’re going to share our top 10 tips for achieving this.
We offer a number of vision correction surgeries at Optimax, ranging from laser eye surgery to lens treatments. One of our most popular surgeries for people aged over 50 is multifocal lens exchange, as it can provide good vision for all distances, allowing you to live life without glasses and contact lenses. Having this visual freedom, especially at a time in life where reading glasses are commonplace, can give you a new level of confidence.
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