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The Eye Unit
OphthalmologyThe Eye Unit is a leading and forward-thinking private ophthalmology clinic based in Bristol and Bath. The clinic has particular expertise in retinal disease management, glaucoma care, and medical and surgical eye care and delivers bespoke premium consultant-led care with a strong focus on safety, precision, and long-term visual outcomes. The clinic’s core expertise includes cataract and lens surgery, intraocular lens (IOL) implants including premium intraocular lenses such as trifocals/extended depth and toric lenses, glaucoma care, and eyelid surgery including oculoplastics and blepharoplasty. What medical services does it offer? Beyond its surgical focus, The Eye Unit provides comprehensive medical ophthalmology services, with particular experience in the management of: Cataract and lens surgery Intraocular lens (IOL) implants such as trifocals/extended depth and toric lenses Glaucoma care Eyelid surgery including oculoplastics and blepharoplasty Age-related macular degeneration Diabetic eye disease Retinal vein occlusion Watery eye (epiphora). The clinic also offers YAG capsulotomy and ongoing monitoring for chronic eye conditions, ensuring continuity of care for patients requiring long-term specialist input. The clinic is recognised for its exceptional clinical standards, supported by advanced diagnostic technology and team of consultants who are actively involved in research, education, and professional leadership. With an emphasis on personalised, patient-centred care, The Eye Unit is known for clear communication, shared decision-making, and consistently high patient satisfaction, establishing it as a trusted centre for excellence in ophthalmology across the South West. Where are the clinics located? The Eye Unit has clinic locations within Nuffield Health Bristol Hospital located conveniently in Clifton, Bristol and at the Bath clinic located on Claverton Down Road.
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Laser Vision Eye Centre
OphthalmologyLaser Vision Eye Centre is located at the Nuffield Health Wessex Hospital in Eastleigh, Hampshire. The clinic was started by expert consultant ophthalmologists Mr David Anderson and Mr Aris Konstantopoulos, who have over 40 years’ worth of combined experience in their field. Both specialise in the treatment of corneal conditions, performing corneal transplantations, refractive procedures and cataract surgery on a regular basis. Laser Vision Eye Centre brings together expert refractive surgeons, state of the art facilities and the best technology, offering life-changing vision that is both safe and affordable.
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Laser Vision
OphthalmologyLaserVision was set up and founded by a group of leading ocular surgeons, well-versed in the paramount significance of bespoke therapies for their patients. At the core of LaserVision's ethos lies an unwavering commitment to patient wellbeing, coupled with a pioneering role in delivering state-of-the-art technologies and treatments. All LaserVision's surgeons possess dual qualifications in corneal and refractive procedures, garnering recognition for their medical eminence in the domain of surgical ocular care. Their expertise encompasses a spectrum of personalised visual rectifications, spanning from laser ocular surgery to lens procedures, corneal interventions, meticulous dry eye management, retina and macula care, glaucoma treatments, and even oculoplastic surgical innovations. Among their illustrious contributions, they stand as trailblazers of the revolutionary Sulcoflex DUET lens exchange. LaserVision's presence extends across the United Kingdom, with seven strategic locations, including Guildford, central London, Manchester, Portsmouth, Sheffield, and Woking.
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