What should I expect during the consultation for private cataract surgery
Thinking about private cataract surgery? It all starts with a consultation.
This is your chance to ask questions, get answers, and understand your options. Here’s what happens during your visit—and how to make the most of it.
1. A warm welcome
You’ll be greeted by a friendly team who’ll guide you through the process. The consultation usually takes about 60–90 minutes.
2. Detailed eye tests
We perform a full set of scans and tests, including:
- Vision check
- Eye pressure test
- Retinal imaging
- Biometry (to measure the shape and length of your eye)
This helps us recommend the best type of lens for you.
3. Meeting your consultant
You’ll meet Mr Danny Mitry, who will perform your procedure. They’ll:
- Review your test results
- Explain your cataracts and what to expect
- Talk through your lens options
- Discuss any eye conditions you may have
- Answer your questions in detail
4. Discussing lens choices
Unlike the NHS, private surgery gives you access to premium lenses:
- Monofocal (distance only)
- Multifocal/trifocal (near and far)
- Toric (for astigmatism)
- EDOF (extended range of focus)
Mr Mitry will help match the lens to your lifestyle and vision goals.
5. A personalised treatment plan
You’ll leave the consultation with a clear plan tailored to your needs—including costs, timeline, and what to expect before and after surgery.
Curious about your options? Start with our free self-test and take the first step toward clearer vision.
Find out if you are suitable for vision correction
Not everyone is eligible for vision correction surgery.
Find out if you could benefit from this life changing surgery by taking the quick self-suitability quiz below: