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It was a great pleasure for our Medical Director, Sheraz Daya, to speak on the legacy of Radial Keratotomy (RK). Invited by UKISCRS to celebrate 75 years of the Intraocular Lens Implant; a British invention that changed the world of eye care.

It was an honour and pleasure for our Medical Director, Sheraz Daya, to deliver the Ibrahim Ata Ayesh Lecture at the Jordanian Ophthalmological Society meeting this morning. Prof. Ayesh was a visionary pioneer whose work greatly advanced ophthalmology in Jordan.

And that’s a wrap! An absolute delight and pleasure for Centre for Sight’s Medical Director, Sheraz M. Daya to discuss Lenspeak nomenclature at the BVI Panorama and deliver an outstanding presentation at the BVI Medical SERENITY launch at the ESCRS event in Barcelona.

Centre for Sight founder, Sheraz Daya, has been awarded the IIRSI gold medal for his contribution to the field of ophthalmology at the 2022 ‘Indian Intraocular Implant and Refractive Surgery’ convention this week held in India.

Mr. Daya was a pioneer in laser eye surgery in the early 1990’s and introduced and taught the laser eye procedure LASIK to the United Kingdom.

A REVOLUTIONARY treatment saved the sight of nursery nurse Sarah Mansini just when she thought she was going blind. Eye specialists originally told the 29-year-old there was nothing they could do to save her sight.

LASIK laser vision correction is now 20 years old and being celebrated worldwide, especially in Europe where many advances took place well ahead of the USA.

Katie’s procedure – Limbal stem cell transplantation. Huge potential from this ground-breaking research.

A former model and television presenter who was left partially blind in one eye after an acid attack has had her sight restored following stem-cell surgery.