King's College Hospital

Denmark Hill, Greater London, United Kingdom
Total review: 137
Est. 1840

Cataract Surgery

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King's College Hospital

Denmark Hill, Greater London, United Kingdom
Total review: 137

Established

1840

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Cataract Surgery at King's College Hospital

What does King's College Hospital offer patients?

King's College Hospital, located in Denmark Hill, Greater London, United Kingdom offers patients Cataract Surgery procedures among its total of 272 available procedures, across 31 different specialties
. Currently, there's no pricing information for Cataract Surgery procedures at King's College Hospital, as all prices are available on request only.

How many specialists are there and what accreditation's have been awarded to King's College Hospital?

There is currently a lack of information available on the specialists practicing at the Hospital, and they are not accredited by any recognized accreditations institutes

Facility Services Available at King's College Hospital

Airport pickup
Family accommodation
Free Wifi
Hotel booking
Interpreter services
Laundry
Local transportation booking
Medical records transfer
Mobility accessible rooms
Online doctor consultation
Parking available
Pharmacy
Phone in the room
Private rooms for patients available
Special dietary requests accepted
Translation services
TV in the room

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What you need to know about Cataract Surgery in Greater London

Cataract surgery in Greater London is a common procedure carried out by highly experienced ophthalmologists. This outpatient operation is performed when the natural lens of the eye, which is usually transparent, develops a cataract. The cataract causes the lens to become cloudy, resulting in blurry or desaturated vision. Surgery is necessary when the cataract severely affects your daily activities or your ability to work.

During the procedure, the surgeon removes the cloudy lens and if necessary, replaces it with an artificial clear lens called an intraocular lens (IOL). Modern techniques mean that the entire procedure can typically be performed under local anaesthetic with patients experiencing little to no discomfort. Cataract surgeries in Greater London are renowned for their high standards of care and success.

What's the Recovery Time for Cataract Surgery Procedures in Greater London?

Recovery times for cataract surgery procedures vary from person to person, but typically, patients notice an improvement in their vision within a few days of the procedure. However, full healing can take about a month.

During the first few days post-operation, the eye may feel itchy and sensitive. It is also common for a mild burning sensation or grittiness to be experienced. Patients are advised not to rub the eye and to use the prescribed eye drops to help with the healing process and reduce inflammation. Complete visual results and the settling down of any post-operative symptoms could take from several weeks to a few months.

What's the Success Rate of Cataract Surgery Procedures in Greater London?

The success rate of cataract surgery procedures in Greater London is very high, similar to other developed regions. As a mature and well-established procedure, the percentage of patients with significantly improved vision following cataract surgery is greater than 95%.

However, as with any surgical procedure, there are risks associated. These risks mainly involve infection, bleeding, inflammation, detachment of the retina, pressure changes in the eye and sometimes light sensitivity. Most of these complications are extremely rare and can be managed effectively if they occur.

Other Ophthalmology Procedures Available at King's College Hospital

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Implantable Contact Lens (ICL)

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Laser Eye Surgery (LASEK)

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Laser Eye Surgery (LASIK)

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Ophthalmology Consultation

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