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Centre for Sight takes pride in ensuring a high standard is given when treating vision correction.

Mr. Sheraz Daya, Centre for Sight’s medical director is to perform the country’s first artificial corneal transplant, using a breakthrough technique that could restore the sight of thousands of people. This technique hopes to initially treat up to a dozen patients in a UK trial, following approval from ethics committees.

Many wear contact lenses nowadays as they either find wearing glasses a limitation in terms of sports and activities, or makes them feel self conscious about the way they look.

Katie Piper, a long standing patient of Centre for Sight, came in recently for emergency surgery following a ‘black hole’ in one of her eyes.

Anyone who works with computers for a prolonged period of time will be all too familiar with the sore eyes and blurred vision that comes from over exposure to digital screens.

Moderator Mark Kontos, MD, discusses American influence on global ophthalmology with an international panel of thought leaders. They reflect on regulatory laws and funding in relation to US technologies.

After hosting the East Grinstead Business Association (EGBA) Buzz Meet in April, we were thrilled to hear from Imberhorne School. They reached out with the exciting prospect of offering A-level students, interested in medical careers, the chance to spend a day with our team and observe our patients' vision correction and restoration journeys.

It is that time of year when we have all again made New Year’s resolutions. We are in the age of wellbeing and everyone naturally wants to stay young.

In CRS Today Europe, Mr Saj Khan, ophthalmic surgeon discusses how his own Lasik surgery performed by Sheraz Daya at Centre for Sight, increased his empathy for patients.