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A private consultation with our ophthalmologist is £200.
Is an all-inclusive.
This includes:
Keranatural Surgery for Keratoconus.
(allograft corneal ring implantation)
Cross-linking is an early surgical intervention to treat keratoconus which decreases the chance of needing invasive corneal surgeries.
Cross-linking surgery strengthens the collagen fibers in your cornea to prevent your Keratoconus from worsening.
Our cornea surgeon uses special eye drops and ultraviolet A(UVA) light to help the damaged tissue in your cornea grow stronger.
This procedure stops the bulge of your eye from getting any worse as it adds special bonds that work like support beams to help the cornea strengthen.
Keratoconus Glasses and Contact Lenses are used to help you see once your Keratoconus has affected your vision. However, Keratoconus glasses and contact lenses do not prevent the condition of Keratoconus from getting worse.
This is why cross-linking is used as an early surgical intervention to treat the condition before keratoconus progresses any further.
Optical keratoplasty/tectonic keratoplasty
Cross-linking is an early surgical intervention to treat keratoconus which decreases the chance of needing invasive corneal surgeries.
Cross-linking surgery strengthens the collagen fibers in your cornea to prevent your Keratoconus from worsening. Our cornea surgeon uses special eye drops and ultraviolet A(UVA) light to help the damaged tissue in your cornea grow stronger.
This procedure stops the bulge of your eye from getting any worse as it adds special bonds that work like support beams to help the cornea strengthen.
Keratoconus Glasses and Contact Lenses are used to help you see once your Keratoconus has affected your vision. However, Keratoconus glasses and contact lenses do not prevent the condition of Keratoconus from getting worse.
This is why cross-linking is used as an early surgical intervention to treat the condition before keratoconus progresses any further.
Corneal allogenic intrastromal ring segment.
CAIRS intrastromal corneal ring segments are sourced from human donor corneal tissue and implanted in your eye to strengthen your cornea.
CAIRS can be combined with corneal cross-linking to make this treatment more successful.
CAIRS avoids possible complications that are associated with implanting synthetic material in the cornea such as: corneal melting, ring extrusion and intrusion, corneal necrosis; and infection.
Descemet’s Membrane Endothelial Keratoplasty.
DMEK is a Keratoplasty procedure which maintains the tensile strength of the cornea to restore clear, natural vision. DMEk helps restore symptoms of corneal endothelial diseases such as: Fuchs’ dystrophy.
This procedure is a minimally invasive surgery where only the posterior layer of the corneal is replaced as opposed to translanting the anterior chamber of your eye.
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I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to Dr. Bolger for their exceptional care and dedication. Your support has made a meaningful difference, and I truly appreciate everything you’ve done. With All my Love Gabriel BoboacaPosted on Google![]()
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I can’t thank My-iclinic enough, Bola Odufuwa-Bolger and the team she has around her have just been fantastic, I’m over the moon with how my surgery has gone. This has been in the making for the last 5 months so I’m glad we have been able to get the surgery done.Posted on Google![]()
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I have had several consultations and examinations at My I Clinic and have to say that every time, i have experienced excellent levels of care, advice and service. Staff are always really helpful and polite.Posted on Google![]()
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Outstanding care from start to finish I am writing this review on behalf of Mr. Alan Nathan Gershon (Mr G), whom I care for. At 95 years old, he attended myiClinic London on 12 August 2026 for a YAG laser procedure, which was initially planned for his left eye only. From the moment we arrived, every member of staff was welcoming, kind, respectful, and professional. We were treated with genuine care and dignity throughout our visit. A special thank you goes to Ms. Bola Odufuwa-Bolger, the Clinic Director and Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon. Her patient-centred approach was exceptional. During the assessment, she carefully discovered that although Mr. G's left eye had the thicker after-cataract, his right eye was also affected. The procedure took much longer than expected, but she remained patient, meticulous, and determined to achieve the best possible outcome. After the procedure, she felt the left eye might need to be redone. However, by the very next day, Mr. G's eyesight had improved remarkably. He now enjoys a renewed lease of vision—he can even read without his prescription glasses, something that has made an enormous difference to his quality of life. We are also incredibly grateful to Catalina Tomulescu, the Ophthalmic Technician, whose kindness and support were wonderful, as well as every member of the team who cared for Mr. G. As his carer, I left feeling humbled by the compassion, respect, and professionalism shown to us. Mr. G is deeply thankful for everything the myiClinic team has done. Thank you all for your outstanding work—please keep doing what you're doing. You have given a 95-year-old gentleman the priceless gift of seeing the world more clearly again.Posted on Google![]()
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Friendly professional staff. Miss Bola Odufuwa explained the procedures to me and I am very happy with the result of my cataract surgeryPosted on Google![]()
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My-iClinic in Whetstone, North London is, quite simply, the best. I went there for a bilateral cataract procedure, and the surgical team's depth of technical expertise, professionalism, care and empathy are all beyond compare. The results speak for themselves, but I will also do so anyway: following the procedure, I now have vision better than at any point in my life to date, even with contacts. All my thanks go to Bola and her team. My advice: if you have vision issues, do not waste your time going anywhere else- go to My-iClinic and say I sent you!!Verified by TrustindexTrustindex verified badge is the Universal Symbol of Trust. Only the greatest companies can get the verified badge who has a review score above 4.5, based on customer reviews over the past 12 months. Read more
The cornea is your eye’s front window, small changes can cause big shifts in clarity and comfort. Use the table below to compare common corneal conditions, the key tests we use (like topography and OCT), first-line care, in-clinic procedures, recovery timelines, and red-flag symptoms that need urgent assessment, so we can tailor a precise plan at My-iClinic.
Compare common corneal problems, key tests, first-line care, in-clinic procedures, follow-up, and when it’s urgent.
| Condition | Typical Signs | Key Tests | First-Line Treatment | In-Clinic Options | Follow-Up / Recovery | When Urgent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keratoconus / Ectasia | Progressive blur, ghosting, frequent Rx changes, glare | Topography/tomography, pachymetry, refraction | Glasses → RGP/Hybrid/Scleral lenses; allergy/eye-rub control | Corneal Cross-Linking (CXL); topography-guided PTK/PRK (select); ICRS rings | 3–6 monthly while active; aim to halt progression | Rapid vision drop, acute hydrops, painful red eye |
| Corneal Infection / Ulcer (Keratitis) | Pain, light sensitivity, discharge, white spot on cornea | Slit-lamp with fluorescein, corneal scrape/culture if indicated | Intensive topical antibiotics/antivirals/antifungals; stop contact lenses | Debridement, fortified drops, bandage lens; admit if severe | Daily–frequent review initially; taper as heals | Urgent same-day; risk of scarring/perforation |
| Recurrent Corneal Erosion (RCE) | Sudden sharp pain on waking, tearing, light sensitivity | Slit-lamp exam, staining; history of trauma/EBMD | Lubricants/ointment at night, hypertonic (NaCl) drops/ointment, bandage lens | Epithelial debridement + diamond burr; PTK; anterior stromal puncture (peripheral) | Weeks; relapse prevention with nightly ointment | Severe pain not settling or reduced vision |
| Pterygium | Wing-shaped growth nasally, irritation, cosmetic concern, astigmatism | Slit-lamp, corneal topography (astigmatism impact) | Lubricants, UV protection, short topical steroids for flare | Excision + conjunctival autograft ± tissue glue; recurrence-reduction techniques | 1–2 weeks initial recovery; taper drops; monitor astigmatism | Rapid growth into visual axis, persistent inflammation |
| Endothelial Dystrophy (e.g., Fuchs’) | Morning blur, glare, microcysts; corneal oedema | Specular microscopy, pachymetry, slit-lamp | Hypertonic drops/ointment, hair-dryer technique, IOP optimisation | Endothelial keratoplasty (DMEK/DSAEK) | Post-op steroid taper; graft follow-up per protocol | Sudden pain/vision drop, graft rejection signs (red, photophobia) |
| Corneal Scarring / Surface Irregularity | Reduced clarity, ghosting, glare, irregular astigmatism | Topography, OCT, visual acuity/contrast testing | Lubrication, RGP/Hybrid/Scleral lenses to neutralise irregularity | PTK/PRK (select scars), lamellar/penetrating keratoplasty if dense | Tailored; months if surgical healing needed | Pain, non-healing epithelial defect, rapid vision loss |
| Severe Dry Eye / MGD (Corneal Staining) | Burning, fluctuating vision, filaments, punctate staining | Tear film tests, staining, meibomian assessment | PF lubricants/gels, anti-inflammatory drops, lid heat/massage, plugs | Thermal pulsation/IPL, scleral lenses, serum tears (specialist) | 4–8 weeks to stabilise; maintenance plan thereafter | Severe pain, photophobia, non-healing erosions |
| Post-Surgery Corneal Issues | Haze, dry eye, residual refractive error, ectasia (rare) | Topography/OCT, tear tests, refraction, IOP | PF tears, anti-inflammatories, spectacles/contacts while healing | Enhancement laser (timed), CXL if ectasia, surface smoothing (PTK) | Per surgeon’s protocol; delay enhancements until stable | Sudden pain/vision loss, suspected infection—same day |
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