
Centre for Sight - Surrey
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Centre for Sight - Surrey
About Centre for Sight - Surrey
Centre for Sight is amongst the most advanced private eye care hospitals and is the UK’s longest running private provider of LASIK laser eye surgery. We pride ourselves on setting industry standards and providing Consultant-led care. We treat all of our patients with personalised, comprehensive care from their first appointment through to aftercare. Centre for Sight was founded in 1996 by internationally renowned consultant eye surgeon, Sheraz Daya, with the mission of providing absolutely the best possible eye care in the UK, giving patients phenomenal outcomes and exceeding all expectations. We have introduced new techniques and new technologies to the UK with cost a secondary issue to patient safety.
We are proud to be recipients of numerous awards and are ISO 9001, 14001 and 27001 accredited. Although at 3 locations in London, Surrey and Sussex, Centre for Sight’s goal has never been to be the biggest, only to be the best. Our mission is to exceed patient’s expectations both in outcomes and experience, verified by patient testimonials and industry awards.
Our Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeons are well known thought leaders in laser eye surgery, laser lens replacement, cataract and corneal surgery. Unlike other other clinics where you may simply see an Optometric Technician, all consultations at Centre for Sight are with a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon. Amongst other major developments, in 2004 the Centre, introduced “scalpel free” Intralase femtosecond laser for high precision eye surgery. Similar laser technology is now being used for Cataract surgery and again the centre is a world pioneer for Victus Femtosecond Laser Surgery. International surgeons regularly visit to observe Laser cataract and refractive lens replacement procedures as well as corneal procedures using the femtosecond laser. The Centre is recognised by the ophthalmic industry as a centre of excellence and point of reference and continues its pioneering work.
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