Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone

Hours
Chamber Rating
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Teresa Buck
Nov 9th, 2022 -
Retha Carstens
Oct 17th, 2022 -
Cath
Oct 17th, 2022 -
scott mitch
Oct 3rd, 2022 -
Joanna Stevens
Aug 21st, 2022
Contact Info
- (800) 093-1110
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone?
A The phone number for Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone is: (800) 093-1110.
Q Where is Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone located?
A Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone is located at 25 High St, Maidstone, eng ME14 1JF
Q What is the internet address for Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone?
A The website (URL) for Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone is: http://www.optimax.co.uk/clinic_locations/maidstone
Q What days are Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone open?
A Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone is open:
Friday: 8:30 AM - 8:30 AM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Tuesday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday: 8:30 AM - 8:30 AM
Thursday: 8:30 AM - 8:30 AM
Q How is Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone rated?
A Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone has a 4.3 Star Rating from 8 reviewers.
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Ratings and Reviews
Optimax Laser Eye Surgery - Maidstone
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 8 Reviews )
Teresa Buck on Google
The procedure was very quick, pain free and all pre and after care is so professional, all staff are lovely
Thank you

Retha Carstens on Google
Aftercare was outstanding, and the results achieved in restoring my vision absolutely amazing. I am so pleased and will recommend this Clinic and this treatment to everyone.

Cath on Google
I still need glasses for some intermediate vision and have some astigmatism. I was repeatedly assured that the multifocal lenses suggested would correct my astigmatism and short sight and give me good vision at every distance. Not as good as wearing varifocals which gave me great vision!
Originally short-sighted, I wasnt warned I would lose my near sight for any distance closer than reading. I can no longer see small details close up and even cutting my fingernails is difficult. Everything nearer than 40 cm is blurred even in good light.
Outside or in very bright light indoors I can see ok, thanks to several new lamps. But in a normal living room with comfortable lighting, nothing is clearly defined.
A serious handicap is seeing multiple haloes, rings of light, around any lights outdoors (car lights, streetlights etc). This is especially bad at night but also present in daytime. I specifically asked about this but was assured by the surgeon that unless I did a considerable amount of night driving it wasnt a significant problem. After a year, it is just as bad and I have had to learn to manage driving with this horrible distraction.
I have discomfort with the lighting in some buildings, particularly supermarkets and other shops. I also have to use eye drops twice daily, presumably for ever, to counter dry eyes and improve my vision.
My other warning would be over the poor preparation given regarding the recovery process. You will probably be given the all clear to drive the following day and should be back at work after a few days implies that normal life will resume rapidly. Yes, I was told I could drive the next day at the check-up because my distance vision was sufficiently good. When I tried to drive I found that I had no intermediate vision and couldnt read the instruments on the dashboard at all! That took 3-4 weeks to appear. No intermediate vision is quite a handicap for a piano teacher! The next month consisted of severe headaches, tiredness, fear and regret. Gradually things began to improve but far from being discharged after 3 months I continued to be monitored for a year. That does imply my case was slower than normal but who knows? Statistics are not available.
The last year has been a long journey of coming to a place of accepting an irreversible change to my sight and life. Yes, I can function most of the time without glasses which is nice. But I struggle with the loss of near sight, good vision in dim light and halo-free driving. I could be angry about the false picture I was presented with to persuade me to have the surgery but I prefer to choose acceptance and the peace it brings. I hope others have better results than me.
I think the company should have the courage to find out more about the reality of life after surgery and present accurate risks to potential clients. I was fobbed off when I requested percentage risks when querying clauses on the consent form and assured again by the surgeon that I would be able to see clearly at every distance.
While my sight has been repeatedly tested in the normal way, the clinic has never been interested in all these other quality of life issues. The questionnaires completed at the early check-ups were multiple choice and superficial. This explains why they cant give figures for possible things going wrong. They havent asked and dont know what Im coping with so can blithely tell others that theyll be fine. All these issues have been reported to the optician but whether any record is made I have no idea. This was the opportunity offered to give feedback...

scott mitch on Google
The service I received was fantastic along with the aftercare.
The staff are very polite and helpful with any questions that I asked and there attitude to help was always 100% I am very happy with the result of my Eye Surgery and would highly recommend to others. Thank you to all the staff involved at the Maidstone clinic for making this a very comfortable procedure and gaining my eyesight back without the need for glasses.

Joanna Stevens on Google