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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. www.spirehealthcare.com › cataract-removal-surgeryCataract removal surgery - Spire Healthcare

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   Find your nearest Spire hospital or clinic. Most Spire hospitals offer private cataract surgery and have teams of ophthalmologists (eye doctors) who specialise in this procedure. Cataract removal surgery may also be offered at one of our Spire Healthcare Clinics.

   • Intraocular lenses (IOLs) are designed to last for many years so you shouldn’t need to replace them. A cataract operation should only need to be do...
   • Your ophthalmologist will advise you when you can drive again, so always check with them first. You’re fit to drive when your vision meets DVLA sta...
   • In four to six weeks, you should be fully back to normal with no side effects.
   • Your vision may be blurry for seven to 10 days after surgery.
   • Generally, your vision shouldn't deteriorate after cataract surgery (unless you develop another condition, such as glaucoma). Your close vision wil...
   • You should avoid swimming, strenuous exercise or housework and don’t drive until your ophthalmologist says so. Don’t allow soap or shampoo to into...

5. visionscotland.comCataract surgery at Vision Scotland | Bring back your vision

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   5* rating. on reviews.io. Vision Scotland : Eye care specialists. Exceptional aftercare for total peace of mind. Refractive lens exchange. A quick, totally painless procedure that improves your vision by replacing your natural lens with a synthetic one – a great alternative to laser eye surgery. Learn more. Keratoconus.

6. www.privatehealth.co.uk › cataract-surgery › specialistsBest Private Cataract Surgeons near me | GoPrivate.com

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   Find a private ophthalmic surgeon specialising in cataract surgery near me, including the top consultants in the UK. We have over 20 years' experience matching patients with cataract surgeons and specialists.

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   Where can I get cataract surgery?

   • Most Spire hospitals offer private cataract surgery and have teams of ophthalmologists (eye doctors) who specialise in this procedure. Cataract removal surgery may also be offered at one of our Spire Healthcare Clinics. Free 10 minute phone appointments - Elevate your respiratory health!

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   Where can I get cataract surgery if I have two eyes?

   • See your optician or GP for a referral, or find your nearest Spire hospital or clinic. If you have cataracts in both eyes, your consultant will probably recommend you have cataract surgery in one eye at a time, to give it time to heal before having the second eye treated.

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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 a cataract surgery work?

   • It focuses light that passes through to the back of your eye, the retina, helping you to see clear, sharp images. If you have a cataract, the lens inside your eye becomes cloudy. For the operation, your surgeon will put some drops in your eye to widen your pupil and relax your eye muscles. You'll also be given a local anaesthetic.

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   Do you need glasses after cataract surgery?

   • Cataract removal surgery can also benefit you by allowing you to resume your everyday activities and improve your quality of life. Most people still need to wear glasses after cataract surgery to carry out some tasks at least. What are cataracts? The lens is a transparent disc that sits behind the coloured part of your eye (iris).

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8. www.nhs.uk › conditions › cataract-surgeryCataract surgery - NHS

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   Cataract surgery involves replacing the cloudy lens inside your eye with an artificial one. It has a high success rate in improving your eyesight. It can take 2 to 6 weeks to fully recover from cataract surgery. What are cataracts? Cataracts are when the lens of your eye, a small transparent disc, develops cloudy patches.