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Lens replacement surgery, where to go?

sudzs · 2023-12-10 13:51:17

I had laser surgery a few years ago and long story short, one eye was done wrong so they had to redo it and now the vision in it is as bad if not worse than before the lasering. So I've one good eye and one bad eye. So my only option to fix it is lens replacement surgery. I've been to The Belfast Eye Clinic for the initial…

10-12-2023 02:51PM

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sudzs

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I had laser surgery a few years ago and long story short, one eye was done wrong so they had to redo it and now the vision in it is as bad if not worse than before the lasering. So I've one good eye and one bad eye. So my only option to fix it is lens replacement surgery. I've been to The Belfast Eye Clinic for the initial assessment and they seem very professional and friendly so they might be an option. Although I think the chains might be cheaper.
I've a lot of research to do but could anyone advise on where would be the best place to go for this surgery? Hospital, private clinic or one of the chains. I went to a private hospital for the lasering and that didn't turn out too well so I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks!

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#2 14-01-2024 01:39AM

rodderss

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I would try Blackrock clinic,

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