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Your vision journey matters to us.
Let's complete it together.
Our Services
EEC offers specialised ophthalmic treatments in the East Midlands and South Yorkshire region. It is home to a team of highly skilled, well-respected ophthalmic professionals
We are committed to delivering the highest clinical and service standards for our patients. This ensures you receive the highest level of patient-focused care.
Over the last few years, we have established a reputation for superior surgical expertise and patient care by our highly skilled ophthalmic professionals.
From your very first inquiry to your aftercare, everything we do is centered around you.
Scroll down to explore our services suitable for your needs
01
Pre-Assessment
After scheduling your free consultation, you will need to visit our clinic for an in-depth assessment and discussion on your eye problem.
02
Pre-Operative Evaluation
Using eye drops and the support of our staff, the optometrist checks you, looks for problems, suggests treatments, and responds to your questions and concerns.
03
Surgeon Assessment
Following the consultation, a surgery date gets set, obtaining the surgeon's consent vital to ensure safety and reduce risks.
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Pre-Surgery
We will explain the procedure and what to do after the surgery. Anxiety is common, sedatives are available after discussing benefits and side effects.
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Local Anaesthetic Stage
Prior to the procedure, you will be given an anaesthesia assessment, meet the anaesthesia nurse, and become familiar with the members of the surgical team.
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Surgery
When you arrive for surgery, you will be welcomed and provided with surgical preparations.Due to the comprehensive precision of the treatment, each eye will require 10 to 15 minutes of work.
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Post-Surgery
Wearing eye shields, applying eye drops carefully, resting, and avoiding strenuous activities are all part of post-operative care for the ideal healing outcome.
Services
Stages of our Patient Journey
1
Cataract Surgery
A cataract is a progressive, painless clouding of the natural lens of the eye, located below the iris and pupil. Cataract causes when proteins in the eye clump together which masks the vision with a fuzzy outline. Cataract surgery is one of the most often performed surgery at NHS procedure. Once diagnosed, the primary treatment option is cataract surgery. Fear not, cataract removal is a quick, painless treatment that can be done as a day case.
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Lens Replacement Surgery
Refractive errors are corrected by lens replacement surgery, often referred to as refractive lens exchange (RLE) or clear lens extraction (CLE). This treatment removes the natural, non-cataractous lens and replaces it with a synthetic intraocular lens (IOL). Astigmatism, myopia, hyperopia, presbyopia, cataracts, and other visual problems are often treated with this method.
3
YAG Surgery
Over time, some patients develop a cloudy or hazy appearance on the posterior (back) part of the lens capsule. This can lead to vision problems similar to those caused by cataracts, such as blurred vision, glare, or difficulty seeing at night.
YAG capsulotomy is a medical procedure that treats a problem known as posterior capsule opacification, which can develop following cataract surgery. It is safe, quick, non-invasive and commonly performed with minimal risks & short healing period.
Rest assured that your treatment will be handled by an ophthalmologist with more than three decades of experience and more than 35,000 successful ocular procedures.