Laser Eye Surgery

Transform Your Vision & Your Life with Laser Eye Surgery

Kent based clinic serving London and the UK

Why Choose Us?


We are specialists in Laser Eye Surgery based in Ashford, Kent with over 20 years experience.  We are here to help you make the right decision for you & provide a service that is best in class but affordable in a caring environment.

We work in partnership with the well established New Hayesbank Eye Clinic offering consultant-led treatment from our Qualified Optometrists along with the best Consultant Surgeons.


We now have Finance Options Available to spread the cost of your treatment over 12 months!

Highly Rated by Patients

Proven track record of successful laser eye surgeries with 5 Star Reviews.

Feel Comfortable in our Clinic

Personalized treatment plans for each patient in our Kent based Clinic like no other.


Top Rated Surgeons

With the UK's most trusted laser eye surgeons available for your treatment.

Fee & Follow up for 1 year period with your Consultant Surgeon

High End Equipment & Safety First

The very first complete Alcon Wavefront Refractive suite in the UK.



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I was introduced to Kent Eye Centre from a friend who had previously had surgery with them, the feedback from my friend was nothing but positive and he was living a glasses free life without any problems with reading or driving (his ability to see the dart board was starting to put me to shame)!


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State-of-the-art laser eye surgery equipment & a team with over 20 years experience

LASIK SURGERY

LASIK (laser in situ keratomileusis) is typically performed using two lasers: 


One (Femtosecond laser) to prepare a thin protective layer (the LASIK flap), which is lifted up before a second (Excimer laser) removes a lens shaped piece of tissue to reshape the cornea beneath. 


The protective layer is then smoothed back and sticks in place without the use of stictches

PRK, LASEK and TransPRK

Surface laser treatments (PRK, LASEK, and TransPRK) use the same excimer lasers to perform an identical removal of a lens shaped piece of tissue immediately beneath the clear skin layer of the cornea.


All surface laser treatments produce similar results, and the only difference between them is the way in which the corneal skin layer is removed. In PRK and LASEK the skin layer is removed by the surgeon – in LASEK dilute alcohol is applied to loosen the skin layer first.


Some modern excimer laser systems are able to remove the skin layer as part of the reshaping treatment. This is called TransPRK. The area of skin layer removal in TransPRK is reduced to the minimum required for reshaping the cornea beneath, shortening recovery time by 1 to 2 days in comparison with PRK and LASEK.

SMILE

SMILE (Small Incision Lenticule Extraction) uses a femtosecond laser of the same type used to create a LASIK flap to define a lens shaped piece of tissue that is removed by the surgeon through a small incision to correct focus. This is like LASIK without the LASIK flap, but the thickness of tissue removal is slightly greater and the tissue may be removed from slightly deeper in the cornea. End results are similar to those for LASIK and surface laser treatments


Depending on your examination results, your doctor will determine which type of laser vision correction operation is suitable for you.

The latest technologies

In the video below, the Kent Eye Centre introduces the very first complete Alcon Wavefront Refractive suite in the UK. This is the technology we work with, in order to get the best results and our patient's total satisfaction.

Your Consultation for Laser Refractive Surgery

During your Laser Refractive Consultation you will undergo thorough investigations to determine your candidacy including:

01

Measurement of corneal thickness


02

Complete review of overall eye health


03

Measurement of prescription for refractive errors


04

Custom LASIK measurement for higher order aberrations


05

Dry eye test


06

Dilation of the eye to view the retina


07

Glasses and contact lens history review

 

08

Measurement of pupil size

 


After your eye surgeon has completed the Laser Consultation and Investigations they will be able to determine if you are a strong candidate for Laser Refractive Surgery. If for some reason, you are not a strong Laser Refractive Surgery candidate, they may recommend one of the many other possible vision correction offered at Kent Eye Centre.

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