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Your eyes are in expert hands for your cataract surgery.
Although cataract surgery is the most common eye surgery performed today, very few eye surgeons have dedicated their entire professional life to the procedure. Mr. Paul Ursell at Cataract Doctor is one of the few that has done just that and is known as the eye doctor that other doctors request to perform their cataract operation.
Trained to an international standard, dedicated to cataract surgery in Surrey.
Apart from running his Surrey cataract surgery practice, Mr. Paul Ursell is the lead cataract surgeon for Epsom Hospital, St Helier University NHS Trust and all of the UK. Mr Ursell believes strongly in excellent education for the doctors of tomorrow. He is the Director of the Trust Undergraduate programme for teaching Ophthalmology.
Offering superior cataract operation results with less chance of complications.
Mr. Paul Ursell regularly audits the safety of his procedures and efficacy of his results to make sure you get the best eye surgery possible. His surgery results are excellent and his complication rate after eye surgery is remarkably lower than the UK national average. This would explain why his patient satisfaction ratings are exceptionally high.

Your journey to become free from glasses with Cataract Doctor

This video highlights a typical patient journey at Cataract Doctor. You will receive expert care from your initial consultation right through to your follow up procedure.

Most patients are able to see the television clearly on the same evening as their operation and achieve great vision the day after. Having your treatment with us will be pain-free, relaxing and successful.

Does Cataract Doctor treat international patients?

In short, yes. Cataract Doctor will treat international patients. Help with travel For international flights, we are located approximately 30 minutes from both London Heathrow and London Gatwick airports. We are also just 30 minutes by rail from the centre of London. We are therefore ideally situated for clients visiting us from … [read more]

How to fit your Artificial Eye?

Artificial Eye Fitting means that in all cases, a clear ‘shell’ or ‘proformer’ is fitted to the eye at the time of surgery. This will be replaced by a temporary artificial eye, individually fashioned some six to eight weeks after surgery. A permanent artificial eye will be supplied later. If … [read more]

What is Argon Laser Treatment?

What is Argon Laser Treatment? During Argon Laser Treatment a laser, which is a machine attached to a slit-lamp microscope which emits a highly concentrated beam of light, is used. Laser treatment is given to prevent deterioration in your eye condition, and occasionally to cure it. The Argon laser is … [read more]