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1. www.nhs.uk › cataract-surgeryFind cataract surgery services - NHS

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   Find cataract surgery services. Enter a town, city or postcode in England. Search. Use your location. Find cataract surgery services near you on the NHS website.

2. www.privatehealth.co.uk › cataract-surgery › clinicsPrivate cataract surgery hospitals and clinics near me

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   Find a private cataract surgery hospital or clinic near me, including the top healthcare centres in the UK. We have over 20 years' experience matching patients with cataract surgery hospitals and clinics.

3. www.moorfields.nhs.uk › private › about-moorfieldsCataract surgery lens replacement options - Moorfields Private

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   Modern cataract surgery is a quick and common procedure during which the natural cloudy lens in the eye is replaced with a clear artificial implant to restore vision. There are different lens replacement options, and your consultant will discuss them with you in detail prior to the treatment.

4. health.usnews.com › doctors › cataract-surgery-iolBest cataract surgery with lens implant doctors in Columbus, OH

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   Cataract surgery with lens implant involves removing a cloudy lens and replacing it with an artificial lens. ... There are 88 doctors in Columbus, OH that treat Cataract surgery with...

5. practiceplusgroup.com › cataract-surgeryPrivate cataract surgery and treatment - Practice Plus Group

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   The main difference between NHS and private cataract surgery in the UK is the choice of lenses available and the cataract operation waiting times. If using self-pay with Practice Plus Group you will be able to choose a different type of lens, such as a top-up multifocal lens.

6. www.eyesurgeryguide.org › why-you-should-wearWhy You Should Wear Polarized Sunglasses After Cataract Surgery

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   Feb 13, 2024 · Polarized lenses can be worn with either prescription or non-prescription sunglasses and can even help light-sensitive individuals such as post-cataract surgery patients or those constantly exposed to bright sunlight through windows.

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   What is cataract surgery?

   • Modern cataract surgery is a quick and common procedure during which the natural cloudy lens in the eye is replaced with a clear artificial implant to restore vision. There are different lens replacement options, and your consultant will discuss them with you in detail prior to the treatment. Here is a quick overview to get you started.

   Cataract surgery lens replacement options - Moorfields Private

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   How does cataract surgery work?

   • In cataract surgery, the old cloudy lens is removed with an ultrasonic probe and a new clear artificial lens is inserted in its place, which restores vision. You are able to choose the type of cataract lens that is right for you. During the procedure, your eye will be cleaned with an antiseptic solution. A drape is placed over your eye.

   Private cataract surgery and treatment | Practice Plus Group

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   How much does cataract surgery cost at practice plus group?

   • There are two ways to access cataract surgery at Practice Plus Group: Please note that enhanced cataract lenses are only available privately. NHS only offer standard lens. If you choose our self-pay option, cataract surgery costs £1,995 per eye.

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   Should I go private or NHS for cataract surgery?

   • Most cataracts take months to develop but getting a quick diagnosis is advised if you feel that you are having changes in your vision. Don’t ignore sudden eye problems as seeing an optician for an eye test may save your sight. Is it better to go private or NHS for cataract surgery? The answer to this is entirely dependent on your circumstances.

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8. www.ohioeyesurgeons.com › cataract-surgeryCataract Surgery | Ophthalmic Surgeons & Consultants of Ohio ...

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   Once the cataract is interfering with vision, your doctor will suggest cataract surgery. While cataracts can only be treated through surgery, cataract surgery is safe, easy and effective. If you suspect you have cataracts, call our office today at (614) 221-7464 to schedule a consultation!