172 results found for VISION PROBLEMS SPECIALISTS in LEICESTER SQUARE, WEST END

I met Mr Islam on two occasions, both times he was very helpful and reassuring. The procedure he performed on my eye has been very successful. I also appreciate that he gave me his personal phone number and was willing to answer ad hoc questions. I highly recommend him.

Andrew is very thorough and always wants to help get the best results for his clients. He takes the time to explain all the details, and talks through all the options available to help treat glaucoma. He hasn't been able to produce a new bionic eye for me yet or replace the damaged optic nerve, but apparently that science is still a few years off! :-) In terms of providing the best care and advice available Andrew is definitely up there.

Mr Scawn explained everything in good understandable detail of what the procedure would involve, what to expect post-surgery regarding recovery and the expected long term outcome. Everything that was explained happened exactly as he had described. I was very nervous about the procedure, but he was very reassuring, and the procedure was completed without causing any distress at all. He is very caring, and professional and I couldnt be more pleased about the result. My eyesight is vastly improved, and now everything has healed you wouldnt even know that I have had surgery! I would highly recommend him for anyone considering Ptosis surgery.

Mr Nicholson confirmed that my current eye condition is as described by NHS ophthalmologist.

We had watched him on a video from the macular Society and had been very impressed by his knowledge and the way he communicated. We were not disappointed when we met him we are so pleased to have found him a professional and very knowledgeable in his field.

Excellent and friendly

Clearly explained the condition and treatment options. Delighted with the results and successful outcome.

Very caring

As reflected in the star rating above - clear informative and decisive

Mr Coombes had been thorough & professional until it came to my cataract operation on March 8. During the first 3-4 minutes I felt a searing pain which' subsided under the local anesthesia. However the pain increased as the anesthetic wore off and by the time I reached home and all through the night it was agony. I tried phoning the emergency mobile number. It was out of service. Ordinary painkillers were useless for 2 days. On my follow up March21st I reported the pain as excruciating and Mr C dismissively quoted the statistical unlikelihood of such an eventuality. He did however note that my vision had not improved much and prescribed (steroid) drops. On the next follow up 22nd April, Mr Coombes apologised for the pain but I still don't have an adequate explanation. He said I had a corneal oedema. I mentioned I had an appointment for Prof Walcott and he said he had intended to refer me to the same anyway. I am now under treatment with prof W concentrating on improving my vision. I understand that operations can go wrong and I signed an acknowledgement of this possibility. But it would have reduced the anxiety and suffering if the surgeon had accepted the validity of my experience and if he had owned and better described the reasons for the pain. A viable contact number after the operation would have helped!!