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Cataract

Clouding of the eye’s natural lens — the commonest reason for surgery in adults over sixty.

What you may notice

Cataract

Most people to some degree after sixty-five

The lens inside the eye becomes progressively less clear with age. It is not a growth and it is not a film over the eye — it is the lens itself. Surgery replaces it with an artificial lens, and is the only treatment; drops and exercises do not reverse it. The decision about when to operate is about how much the vision is affecting your life, not about a threshold on a chart.

What people notice

  • Vision that has gradually become misty or dull
  • Glare and haloes around headlights at night
  • Colours looking faded or yellowed
  • A spectacle prescription that keeps changing

This is general information, not a diagnosis. If any of it sounds like you, ask to be assessed.

Usually managed with

  • Cataract surgery
  • Consultant eye examination
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Treatments & surgery

Treatments and surgery

What each procedure involves, how long it takes, and what recovery actually looks like.

Consultant eye examinationfrom £220

A full assessment with a consultant ophthalmologist, including imaging where indicated.

60–90 minutes including dilationOne, with review as the condition requires

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Diagnostic imagingfrom £150

OCT, visual fields and retinal photography — the tests that find what an examination cannot.

30–45 minutesOne, repeated at monitoring intervals

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Cataract surgeryfrom £2,600 per eye

Replacing the eye’s clouded lens with a clear artificial one, as a day case.

20–30 minutes in theatreOne per eye, usually two weeks apart

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Laser vision correctionfrom £2,400 for both eyes

Reshaping the cornea to reduce or remove dependence on spectacles.

15–20 minutes for both eyesAssessment, treatment, then reviews at 1 day, 1 week and 3 months

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Refractive lens exchangefrom £3,200 per eye

Replacing the natural lens where laser is unsuitable or reading vision is the issue.

20–30 minutes per eyeOne per eye, usually two weeks apart

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Glaucoma managementfrom £190 per review

Lowering pressure and monitoring the nerve, with drops, laser or surgery.

30–45 minutes per reviewReviews every 3–12 months, lifelong

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Retinal injections and laserfrom £900 per injection

Treatment for wet macular degeneration, diabetic macular oedema and retinal vein occlusion.

20 minutes including preparationA loading course, then intervals set by scan findings

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Dry eye clinicfrom £180

Assessment of the tear film and lid margin, and treatment aimed at the actual cause.

45 minutesOne assessment, then review at 6–8 weeks

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Appointments

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Consultations are with a consultant ophthalmologist. Allow up to two hours: most examinations involve dilating drops, and you should not plan to drive afterwards.

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