Astigmatism is a common condition, which is slightly more complex to treat than short-sightedness and long-sightedness because it requires correction in more than one plane.

And it’s likely that you’ve been advised that it’s not possible to correct astigmatism with laser eye surgery.

Well, that may have been true in the past, but technology – and knowledge – have advanced, leading to new, effective treatments being developed. Today, it is possible for people with astigmatism to be treated, and enjoy similar results to those with other conditions, such as short- or long-sightedenss.

What results can you expect if you have astigmatism?

Like all surgeries, the results vary from patient to patient. As long as you choose a clinic with a reputation for delivering this type of surgery, an experienced surgeon using the latest technology, you will be able to achieve the standard of vision you desire.

We can give you an indication of the results you can achieve following a FREE suitability assessment. Our results show that most people suffering from astigmatism can expect to achieve 20/20 vision.

You can find out if you’re suitable for astigmatism treatment by contacting us or arranging a suitability assessment.