Our Equipment
We use only the latest and best in technology to ensure that all our patients receive the highest standard of care.
All of our extra ocular surgery is done with single use disposable surgical instruments.
Our Cataract Ultrasonic machines are the latest dual pump machines which give the surgeon unsurpassed control during the procedure. The Bausch & Lomb Millennium Microsurgical System with its phaco-burst technology reduces the total amount of ultrasonic energy delivered to the eye during phaco-emulsification. These improvements lower the risk of thermal or physical injury to the cornea and incision site. With this machine the latest methods are available here at LondonOC, including bimanual phaco-emulsification, where the incision site is merely 1.8mm wide (standard is 4.1mm). Again, our phaco hand pieces use the most advanced bimanual technology for new hyper "cool" techniques, further reducing heat during the procedure.
Our Lenses
We have access to all the latest intraocular lenses (IOL) available today, and considering this lens will remain in your eye for the rest of your life, we have a selection of only the finest at the London ophthalmology Centre, including:
- Injectable lenses
- The world’s first aberration free IOL from Bausch & Lomb!
- See near and far with Multi-focal lenses! These allow up to 80% of patients to do away with glasses altogether, immediately after surgery!
- Aspherical, Anti-Glare Lenses with improved contrast perception – Experience vision the way it used to be!
- Blue Blocker IOL to protect the Retina from harmful UV rays
from the sun.
- New Multifocal TORIC lenses so for the first time we can fix your short- sight AND your astigmatism in one procedure! These British lenses are a worlds first and have been proven to be more effective than previous options.
- New PRISM lens implants so we can treat areas of bad retina by redirecting the light rays to healhty parts of the retina!
- New IOL VIP for macular degeneration - a micro telescope implant to give better magnification and image details for patients with macular degeneration. Click here for more details!
At LondonOC we believe that all patients should have the opportunity to discuss their requirements fully with their Consultant Ophthalmologist Eye Surgeon. Only then can you make an informed decision on which lens is best suited for your needs.
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