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Eye Health Check

Many causes of sight loss are preventable if they are caught early. Regular eye tests are the best way to do this.

EYE HEALTH

Having an eye test at least once every two years should be part of everyone’s health care routine.

Every year, around 12.5 million people who have "silent" conditions do not have a regular eye test. It’s important because many causes of sight loss are entirely preventable, if they are caught early. Attending regular eye tests are the best way to do this.

Here at LondonOC, our consultant surgeons carry out extensive eye health checks. A typical screening will assess your vision thoroughly, with your eyes being examined front to back with the help of an applanation pressure test and a Fundoscopy. Each consultation is tailored to your specific needs and requirements, and you will be advised on any further treatment.

Being diagnosed with an eye condition can be an anxious time. Feelings of worry and uncertainty about the future can be especially hard to cope with. However, having accurate, comprehensible information on your eye condition can help at this difficult time.

“It was the eye doctor who detected the glaucoma and saved my sight”

Why have an eye health check?

An eye health check detects vision issues early, prevents disease progression, and ensures overall eye health, preserving lifelong clear vision.

If you aren’t displaying any symptoms, getting an eye health screen might not seem entirely necessary. Due to the fact however that some eye conditions aren’t noticeable until they’re in the much later stages, a regular screening will allow a professional Ophthalmologist to spot the red flags before it’s too late. They also provide the opportunity for any concerns to be addressed, and anything that the patient might not have yet noticed to be identified. As a result of dealing with eye problems early, the loss of sight and the deterioration in eyesight quality can be easily avoided.

When it comes to looking after your vision, seeking the professional advice of an eye specialist should be your first point of call. A LondonOC Ophthalmologist will thoroughly examine the eyes, performing a range of different tests that may not necessarily be performed by a regular optician. And eye tests don’t have to be time consuming either, as we provide appointments at your convenience, meaning that you can book a screening that works around your work and home life.

EYE health screening

We offer a range of in-depth knowledge alongside years’ worth of expertise to help anyone seeking professional eye care.

If you’ve noticed something that just doesn’t feel quite right, or have concerns based on your family’s medical history, get in touch here.

Here are just some of the conditions we’re familiar with treating:

Glaucoma - LondonOC - Eye Clinic - Glaucoma Specialist

It's estimated 1 in 50 people will develop Glaucoma over the age of 40.

Diabetic Retinopathy, caused by high blood sugar damaging retinal blood vessels, can lead to severe vision loss if untreated.

Signs of high blood pressure can be detected in the eye. This can cause loss of sight if the blood pressure is not treated effectively.

A cataract is a gradual clouding of the eye's lens, with increased risk for diabetics, the obese, and those with family history.

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the primary cause of adult blindness in developed nations, impacting detailed vision and clarity.

The eye is actually a complex branch of the brain, so many nerve disorders can be picked up from an eye examination.

Connective tissue disorders and other complex conditions can be picked up during a painless and quick eye exam.

High blood cholesterol and other complex conditions can be picked up during a painless and quick eye exam.

Many other complex conditions can be picked up during a painless and quick eye exam.

Contact LondonOC

Our prestigious private eye clinic is based in the heart of London's world-famous Harley Street. With in-house diagnostic and treatment facilities, you won't need to look any further.

Outpatients (Clinic Appointments)

99 Harley Street, London, W1G 6AQ

Ophthalmology Surgery Centre

13-14 Fitzroy Square, London W1T 6AH

Email: reception@londonoc.co.uk

Phone: 020 7000 3193

Phone: 0800 7569993

We are open from Monday - Friday 9am-7pm

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