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PRK LASIK LASER EYE SURGERY UK

PRK, LASIK and laser eye surgery aims to improve the vision of a patient through the use of an excimer laser on the cornea and is a type of refractive surgery that alters the shape of the cornea in the hope of eliminating a patient's need for corrective lenses. Unfortunately there are sometimes complications that may be as a result of medical negligence which may cause blurring, halos and astigmatism.

Legal aid is still available for medical negligence claims to investigate and take proceedings. Less than 1% of solicitors in the UK are franchised for PRK, LASIK or laser eye surgery claims by the Legal Aid Board and it is important that you make the right choice of solicitor at an early stage in your claim. Legal Aid is means tested and not all applicants will qualify however the solicitor appointed by you may choose to deal with your claim on a no win no fee basis if legal aid is refused.

Our solicitors are specialists with many years successful compensation settlements behind them and your claim will be in safe experienced hands. If you would like free advice from a solicitor then just complete the contact form and a member of The Law Society panel of medical negligence experts will contact you by telephone to discuss your claim without obligation.

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