Greg - Lens Replacement surgery Abroad Review, in Prague

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Greg underwent his life-changing Lens Replacement surgery abroad in Prague a couple of weeks ago. Watch his experience with this unique, painless Refractive Lens Exchange and trip to Prague. Prices starting at £800 (850€) per eye. With Prague being only 1hr 30 min by flight from the UK and Ireland, you can combine your stay with holidays. Both eyes are operated on the same day.
You need to stay 5-6 days in Prague to undergo throrough examinations, surgery and check-ups. Complimentary airport transfers are provided. Thanks to modern medicine and the latest technologies, it is now one of the safest surgeries ever; it practically doesn’t require any major limitation of the patient before and after the surgery. The Lens Replacement surgery in the course of which an Eye Surgeon replaces the clouded lens with an artificial one is performed on the outpatient’s basis. The procedure in Prague itself takes only 10-15 minutes, the patient can see already after the surgery, so you can arrive to Prague on your own.
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[@harrygatto]

So, it's not available on the NHS in the UK?
I'm a Brit living in Japan where the lens replacement is covered by Health Insurance (think NHS) and the way the system works here is that you pay a contribution of 30% if you're under 70, 20% aged 70 to 75 and 10% if you're 75 or over which I am. I had one eye done earlier this week and it cost me 13,000 Yen (about 78 pounds) and the other eye is being done on Monday and will cost only about 50 pounds (for some strange reason to do with having them both done in the same month). Very pleased with the results so far and am looking forward to having two good eyes next week.

[@KhaledKhaled-fo9zb]

Hi what kind of lens you had ?

[@harrygatto]

@@KhaledKhaled-fo9zb Nothing special, standard lens apparently. Since then, due to major floaters, I have had the fluid in my right eye replaced. The results are outstanding. like turning the clock back 50 years. I no longer need glasses except for reading very small print.

[@KhaledKhaled-fo9zb]

@@harrygatto Good for you bro..so you had Monofocal lens and you had a vitrectomy...I too have floaters and suffer from bad Glare and Starburst and doctors don't know what is causing it but I greatly suspect my natural lens but Doctors told me I don't have Cataract iam 43