This is the first review I've ever written and so ...

This is the first review I've ever written and so I think that says a lot itself. From being completely adamant that I would never get laser eye surgery, I saw Phillip Schofield on This Morning go through his journey of undergoing laser eye surgery at the London Vision Clinic and looked into the clinic. Very soon after that I decided to go for an initial consultation and all my concerns regarding laser eye surgery were addressed very reassuringly, as well as this I was given a good estimate of the results I would achieve. After discussing it with my family, I gladly decided to go ahead with the surgery. The worst part of the entire process for myself was the fact that I had to wear my glasses instead of my contacts for several weeks prior to the surgery - if that is the worst part of it all, you can imagine how bad it really isn't.
The day of the surgery was very straightforward and very quick. I had already made myself familiar with the process beforehand and so this helped speed things up even more so. The surgery was completely pain free and I was in and out of the room within 10 minutes. I went home via taxi with my family, who had accompanied me on the day, and spent the rest of the day just relaxing and resting my eyes. The post-op check I had the following morning determined that my eyesight was already at 20/20 and considering my eyes were -8 and -7 to begin with, it was quite remarkable to have that level of clarity.
I'm writing this review 6 months post-surgery and my eyesight is actually slightly better than 20/20. The customer service provided by every member of staff at the clinic was nothing less than world class and I would like to give a special mention to both Mr Glenn Carp, my surgeon and Rupalee Khiroya, my optometrist, both of whom made my experience very much a memorable one. For anyone reading this review that is undecided as to whether to go ahead with laser eye surgery, I would strongly recommend going to the London Vision Clinic for an initial consultation - from a 25 year old who spent the best part of 2 decades shortsighted, whose life has now been significantly changed for the better.