Laservision

There are a few common eye problems that occur as we age, however there are steps you can take to protect your eyesight.
See our article for our top tips! http://bit.ly/2R7cQvf

Come and meet Consultant Surgeon Mr Mike Tappin at Nuffield Health Woking Hospital!
Ask questions and see our equipment all in the comfort of a private hospital environment.
Book your space now... http://bit.ly/2FeUgQS
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Jane came to us for a Lens Replacement with Mr Michael Tappin. Have a look at her full testimonial here! 👁
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Start your day with an interesting eye fact! 👁
The human eye only sees three colours, red, blue and green. All other colours are combination of these!

“It is a rare thing for reality to match hopeful expectation however in my case, all expectations have been surpassed - both in terms of the end result and the process of getting here. A couple of totally painless, stress-free and quick procedures (ten minutes each) and hey presto, no more glasses!”
To begin your journey to visual clarity, with a team that is with you from consultation, to procedure, to aftercare get in touch with us today https://www.laservision.co.uk/contact-us/

Don’t let a life with glasses stop you from exploring.
Achieve visual freedom with our wide range of eye surgeries, so you can continue to do what you love.
Get in touch with our team to arrange your consultation ... http://bit.ly/2C2QRRU
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We are still incredibly proud of Mr Rakesh Jayaswal for his groundbreaking Trifocal DUET procedure, which was the first one to to be performed in the UK.
Head over to our website to read more about the exciting procedure http://bit.ly/2qzKEG4

This one has been circulating for awhile, so, what do you think?
Is the cat going up or down the stairs? Let us know what you think in the comments!

Yes! There are many other options available if laser surgery is found not to be suitable for you. You may be better suited for Refractive Lens Exchange Surgery or Phakic ICL (Implantable Contact Lens).
We’ll advise in your consultation what the most suitable option is for you. To arrange yours get in touch with us now www.laservision.co.uk

Your eye is the fastest reacting muscle in your body. It contracts in less than 1/100th of a second. The eye muscles collaboratively carry out a total of seven corresponding movements that allow you to trail moving objects.
#eyefactfriday

If you are curious or need more information on the treatments we offer, why not pop along to our open event at The Spire Portsmouth Hospital with Mr Rakesh Jayaswal next week?
Book your space here! http://bit.ly/2FeUgQS

A bit of a funky illusion this morning!
Have a great Monday, from everyone at Laservision.

We all hear the term short or long sighted all the time, but what do they mean?
Myopia is the technical term for short sightedness, which means being able to see objects at close range, but distant and even mid range objects would be blurred.
Hyperopia is the technical term for long sightedness, which means being able to see distances clearly, but close up images will be blurred.
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It’s impossible to sneeze with your eyes open. Your eyes and nose are connected by cranial nerves, so the stimulation from a sneeze travels up one nerve to the brain, then down another nerve to the eyelids, typically prompting a blink.
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“Dear Rakesh, this is very belated but I have struggled to find adequate words to thank you for the miracle you have performed for me – and I can’t! I hope you know how immense my gratitude is and not just for the miracle but for your comfort, amazing kindness and calm throughout the process. A million thank yous and very best wishes.” C.T
Head over to our testimonials page, to see more of the kind words our patients have shared http://bit.ly/2ML2VZG

Each of these circles contains a number, can you see them all?
Let us know in the comments below!

Have you requested your free copy of our latest brochure? http://bit.ly/2MKaIXF

#eyefactfriday👁
Your eye is the fastest reacting muscle in your body. It contracts in less than 1/100th of a second. The eye muscles collaboratively carry out a total of seven corresponding movements that allow you to trail moving objects.