Your 30-minute consultation includes an eye assessment to determine if you’re suitable for refractive surgery.
If your vision has changed years after LASIK, LASEK or other laser eye surgery, you may be able to have further vision correction. EuroEyes London can assess whether additional laser treatment, PRESBYOND or a lens-based solution is right for your eyes.
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We provide immediate access to advanced cataract surgery, no delays, fast turnaround and expert care with free assessment when you need it most.
Choose from Monofocal, Multifocal, or EDOF lenses, advanced options designed to suit your lifestyle and visual needs for our London clinic.
EuroEyes London offers cataract surgery on both eyes in a single session, reducing recovery time, multiple visits, and overall disruption.
Laser eye surgery reshapes the cornea, the clear surface at the front of your eye. It does not stop the natural ageing processes occurring elsewhere within the eye.That's an important distinction.You may have enjoyed years of clear vision after LASIK or another laser procedure and still develop presbyopia as you get older. Presbyopia affects the natural lens inside the eye, which gradually becomes less flexible and less able to change focus between different distances.
From years of clear vision to needing glasses again, your eyesight has its own journey. Explore where you might be today and how EuroEyes London can help you understand your options.
You had LASIK, LASEK or another laser treatment and enjoyed greater freedom from glasses.
Your corrected vision served you well, but natural changes continued within your eyes.
Reading glasses, blurred vision or difficulty focusing may have returned. It's time to find out why.
Before recommending further surgery, EuroEyes London assesses your previous correction, current prescription, corneal health and natural lens. This helps distinguish presbyopia from prescription changes, cataracts and other eye conditions.
There is no single solution for everyone. Your recommended pathway depends on what has changed and what your eyes can safely support.
If your prescription has changed, an enhancement may be possible following careful assessment of your cornea and previous surgery.
For selected patients struggling with near vision, PRESBYOND uses a specialised laser approach to extend functional vision across different distances.
If natural lens ageing or cataracts are affecting your vision, a carefully selected replacement lens may offer another approach.
Your next vision correction journey deserves the same attention to detail as your first, with careful planning, clear expectations and treatment-specific aftercare.
Advanced technology, including Pentacam, OCT and ZEISS systems, helps assess your eyes and plan appropriate treatment.
Explore our technology →Follow-up appointments, recovery guidance and clinical monitoring are tailored to the treatment you receive and how your eyes heal.
Explore EuroEyes aftercare →Our Knightsbridge and Westfield clinics provide a welcoming environment for consultation, diagnostics and your personalised vision journey.
Step inside EuroEyes London →Whether further laser treatment, PRESBYOND, lens surgery or non-surgical vision correction is most appropriate, our clinical team can help you understand the next step.
Treatment pathways and outcomes are illustrative, not a suitability diagnosis or guarantee. Previous laser surgery can affect future surgical planning, particularly lens power calculations. All options require individual clinical assessment.
Yes, some patients can undergo laser eye surgery for a second time, even many years after their original procedure. However, suitability depends on factors including corneal thickness, eye health, prescription stability and the amount of tissue removed during previous treatment.
At EuroEyes London, our clinical team uses advanced diagnostic technology to assess whether further laser correction is safe and appropriate. If another laser procedure isn’t suitable, alternative treatments may be considered.
Needing reading glasses years after laser eye surgery is common, particularly from your 40s onwards. This is often caused by presbyopia, a natural age-related change that reduces the flexibility of the eye’s internal lens.
LASIK and other corneal laser treatments do not prevent presbyopia from developing. Your original surgery may still be providing excellent distance correction, while your near vision has gradually changed.
EuroEyes London can assess whether PRESBYOND blended vision or a lens-based treatment could help reduce your dependence on reading glasses.
Potentially, yes. PRESBYOND blended vision may be suitable for selected patients who previously underwent LASIK and have since developed presbyopia.
PRESBYOND uses a specialised laser treatment approach to help extend functional vision across near, intermediate and distance ranges. However, previous corneal surgery can affect eligibility, and not every patient will be suitable.
A comprehensive examination at EuroEyes London will help establish whether PRESBYOND is appropriate for your eyes and visual requirements.
For some patients, particularly those experiencing presbyopia, early cataracts or age-related changes to their natural lens, lens replacement surgery may offer a more appropriate long-term solution than repeating laser eye surgery.
EuroEyes London offers advanced replacement lens options, including trifocal, EDOF and monofocal lenses, selected according to your eye health and visual priorities.
Previous LASIK or LASEK does not automatically prevent lens replacement surgery, although additional measurements and specialist calculations may be required to select the appropriate lens power.
The best treatment depends on your individual eyes, which is why a detailed clinical assessment is essential before recommending further surgery.
