Can laser eye surgery treat astigmatism?
Can laser eye surgery treat astigmatism? Yes, we correct any astigmatism in your prescription with a high degree of accuracy, even up to 6 dioptres.
It’s a common misconception that refractive surgery cannot correct astigmatism, but fortunately it isn’t true. Excimer lasers have been able to correct these refractive errors for around 20 years. It was in the early days of laser treatment that astigmatism wasn’t corrected, and this perception has persisted over the past 2 decades.
Focus Clinic London has a 100% success rate for 20/20 vision for all common short-sighted prescriptions, including up to 2 dioptres of astigmatism, representing more than 90% of all astigmatic prescriptions. Find out more about about laser treatments for astigmatism.
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Why Choose Us?
100% 20/20 vision
Focus Clinic has a remarkable 100% success rate for 20/20 vision. We know of no other clinic that has matched these results. There is a big difference between, for example, 98% and 100% success, especially if you are in the 2%.
10 year guarantee
Your 10 Year Guarantee means you can return at any time if you have additional questions on the quality of your vision. If you have distance vision correction for short-sight then any repeat laser eye treatments to correct a return of myopia in the first 10 years are included free of charge.*
Most trusted eye treatment clinic
We have the highest trust rating of any ‘eye treatment’ rated clinic, according to independent review site TrustPilot. With an outstanding 9.9 out of 10, when it comes to your eyes, choose the clinic that actual patients trust the most.
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Laser Eye Surgery Guide
Laser eye surgery, or laser refraction surgery, refers to several procedures used to correct refraction issues within the eye.
Most often patients will be experiencing short-sightedness (myopia) long-sightedness (hyperopia) or astigmatism. With older patients showing signs of presbyopia (old-age related long-sightedness).
Lens Replacement Surgery
Lens replacement surgery, such as refractive lens exchange (RLE), is growing in popularity. Lens exchange procedures have a low level of risk, permanent results, a positive financial outcome when compared to traditional vision correction and speedy recovery times.
What Is Hyperopia?
Hyperopia (far- or long-sightedness) is a common refractive error where distance vision may not necessarily be affected, but objects closer to the subject are poorly defined and blurry. However, it is worth noting that everyone will experience hyperopia differently.
What Is Myopia
Myopia, commonly referred to as near-sightedness or short-sightedness, is a condition that hinders the effective range of vision, with objects only appearing clear and in focus when nearby. Myopia is a widespread cause of poor eyesight, with an estimated 1 in 3 people in the UK having myopia.
