Life without glasses: Trifocal-/ Multifocal Lens Surgery

Come Meet Our World Class Surgeons At Our Next Information Event

We are delighted to invite you to a special lecture on the treatment of presbyopia, which will take place at LEC London, 163-169 Brompton Rd, London SW3 1PY

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Meet The Experts

Dr Jørn Jørgensen

Medical Director

Founder of the EuroEyes Clinical Group

Dr Fadi Kherdaji

LEC London

Surgeon and Medical Director

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Why Choose Us

At LEC London, we help patients with a number of visual impairments, including presbyopia, myopia, and cataracts. Our team has performed the most SMILE Pro laser eye surgeries across Europe and are experts in the field of refractive surgery. We offer a full range of treatments at our London clinic, based in the prestigious Knightsbridge neighbourhood.

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