Sevenoaks Cataracts Clinic
Get your vision back with a fast cataracts diagnosis and access to quality treatment.Cataracts are very common and can develop in one or both eyes and usually develops as you age.
Generally, it begins as a sensation of cloudiness within your eye but can become worse over time. If you are experiencing significantly blurry, hazy or cloudy vision, and have difficulties carrying out normal tasks, you may require a cataract removal operation.
Specialist Cataracts diagnostic clinic
The Sevenoaks Cataracts Clinic specialises in the diagnosis of cataracts through advanced optical biometry. This non-invasive diagnostic technique is used to measure the various dimensions of the eye, such as the axial length, corneal curvature and anterior chamber depth. This advanced imaging technique is essential for calculating the appropriate intraocular lens (IOL) power for cataract surgery, ensuring optimal visual outcomes for patients.
We work with experienced Ophthalmologists who can accurately assess and identify the presence of cataracts and provide expert guidance on the most appropriate treatment option.
Cost effective treatment for cataracts
You can benefit from the seamless pathway into KIMS Hospital in Maidstone where we offer minimally invasive cataract surgery. The Ophthalmologists at the Sevenoaks Cataracts Clinic work across both sites, giving you peace of mind and continuity of care.
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FAQs
Where will my cataracts surgery take place?
All your initial consultants and optical biometry can take place at Sevenoaks Medical Centre. For cataract surgery, you will benefit from them seamless pathway into KIMS Hospital in Maidstone.
What is the cost of private cataracts surgery?
A private cataract surgery at KIMS Hospital starts from £2,579. You can use private medical insurance or pay for yourself. Flexible payment plans are available to spread the cost.
What can I expect when visiting the Sevenoaks Cataracts Clinic?
You will be greeted by our friendly reception team who will direct you to the appropriate waiting area where you will be called by your Consultant Ophthalmologist at your appointment time.
You will be examined by your Consultant who will then advise the best course of action based on your symptoms, which may include a referral for optical biometry, which can be performed on the same day as your appointment.
Your Consultant will then review your results, advise on a diagnosis and recommend further treatment, if required.
If further treatment is required, you have the option of your cataracts surgery at KIMS Hospital in Maidstone.
What is the difference between an Ophthalmologist and an Optician?
You would see an Ophthalmologist for more complex eye health issues, as they are medical trained to perform eye surgeries and treat serious eye conditions, including cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration.
Opticians primarily focus on eyesight whilst fitting glasses and contact lenses and other vision correction devices. An Optician would refer into an Ophthalmologist if they were concerned about your eye health.
What is a capsulotomy?
A capsulotomy is a medical procedure that involves making an opening in the capsule of the eye’s lens. This procedure is commonly performed to treat posterior capsule opacification (PCO), a condition that can occur after cataract surgery where the lens capsule becomes cloudy, impairing vision.
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