Cataract surgery involves removing the cloudy or thickened natural lens and replacing it with an artificial lens.
Laser treatment for glaucoma can be either to lower the eye pressure or reverse crowding in the eye.
Surgery for glaucoma is broadly divided into minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) and traditional surgery. The choice depends on a number of factors which will be tailored to you.
“Before the operation, Mr Tailor answered my many questions with patience and clarity. On the morning of the operation, he was calm, reassuring and professional. I felt very safe in his hands. The operation was successful and Mr Tailor was concerned that all my questions were answered in the follow up consultations before he discharged me. Thank you for such a great service.”
The Nuffield Manor Hospital
Beech Road, Headington,
Oxford OX3 7RP
Secretary: Fiona Goulthorp
The New Foscote Hospital
2 Foscote Rise,
Banbury OX16 9XP
Secretary: Fiona Goulthorp
The Stoneygate Eye Hospital
376 London Road, Stoneygate,
Leicester LE2 2PN