Laser Eye Surgery Gone Wrong?

Laser Eye Surgery Gone Wrong

According to the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, 120,000 people undergo laser eye surgery to correct long and shortsightedness. But like any operation, there are risks and sometimes can and do go wrong with disastrous consequences to a person’s sight.

Unlike most professional medial specalists, laser eye surgery can be carried out by anyone who has a basic doctor’s qualification and with a few hours or a couple of days training can learn to operate the equipment to carry out the delicate operation.

If carried out incorrectly, laser eye surgery can leave someone with blurred vision, in extreme discomfort or worse, permanently blind. If you feel that your optician or surgeon acted negligently or ‘botched’ your laser eye surgery, then you maybe able to make a claim for clinical negligence.

What can you do next?

If you are a victim of a laser surgery gone wrong, then its time to speak to Clear Law. Call free on 0800 122 3036 or request a free call back from one of our clinical negligence solicitors about how you can make a no win, no fee claim for compensation to pay for any future corrective operations you may need to fix your loss of sight.