Lens Refractive Surgery For One (£999) or Two
Eyes (£1998) at Birkdale Clinic (60% Off)
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Lens Refractive Surgery For One (£999) or Two Eyes (£1998) at Birkdale Clinic (60% Off)
- IOL surgery is normally required for those not suitable for laser eye surgery
- The same treatment can also be used to address cataracts
- Solution to focusing problems
- Astigmatism can be addressed
- Upgrade to Tetraflex IOL implants
Groupon valid for 1 person, may buy multiple as gifts. Booking required. 7 day cancellation policy. Consultation required. Must be 21 or over. Minimal risk of glare and halos with IOL treatment. Local or topical anaesthetic used. A refund will be provided if unsuitable for the treatment. Call clinic to enquire about upgrade to Tetraflex lens implants. Patients are encouraged to seek independent medical advice before embarking on invasive surgery.
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It is said that beauty is in the eye of the bee holder, which would explain their inability to focus. Get a buzz from today’s Groupon from Birkdale Clinic. Choose from the following options:
• £999 for lens refractive surgery for one eye (£2,500 value)• £1,998 for lens refractive surgery for two eyes (£5,000 value)
Located in Liverpool, Birkdale Clinic is a hotspot for aesthetic enhancement, dedicated to providing private alternative care with experienced specialist surgeons and practitioners. A range of cosmetic procedures are offered including breast augmentation, eye surgery, laser hair removal and more. Focused on building relationships of trust and loyalty with their clients, the Birkdale team encourage mutual openness, offering tailored advice for the individual customer.
Customers can choose to undergo lens refractive surgery on one or two eyes. The procedure uses advanced surgical techniques to replace the eye's natural lens with Intra-ocular implants (IOL), which can help to restore clearer vision. The treatment is also suitable for those with cataracts and the removal of the natural lens means that cataracts cannot develop as people get older.
For more information about the lens refractive surgery, click here.
