Male
Female
Mr. Saj Khan has been a member of the London Eye Hospital since November 2007. Prior to this Mr. Khan was closely involved with the Centre during his 2 year fellowship (specialized further training) in Cornea, Anterior Segment and Keratorefractive surgery. Trained at the nationally and internationally renownded CorneoPlastic Unit and Eye Bank at the Queen Vicotria Hospital, East Grinstead and under the directorship of Sheraz Daya, Mr. Khan has developed special interests in Laser refractive surgery as well as the application of the Intralase femtosecond laser in corneal surgery including transplantation and implantation of intracorneal rings.
Mr Khan has also completed fellowship training in Paediatric Ophthalmology at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children. Mr Khan was also Locum NHS Consultant at the Corneoplastic Unit until June 2009.
Experienced in the diagnosis and management of complex corneal problems, including those following refractive surgery, Mr Khan is actively involved in the teaching of other ophthalmologists, optometrists, nurses and other healthcare providers, both nationally and internationally.
In addition to cataract surgery, intraocular lenses and laser vision correction, Mr Khan has a particular interest in dry eyes and visual problems related to driving. Unlike many ophthalmologists Mr. Khan has himself undergone laser vision correction and you can learn more about his experience here and by reading his article in CRSToday- Europe.
☝ To find a top-rated laser eye surgery clinic near you, just click here to use our simple quote tool, and receive a tailored match and quote from a clinic you can trust.
Testimonials
My feelings from the start were that I was in the hands of a caring and highly professional company. My surgeon in particular – Mr Khan, inspired utmost confidence and was evidently meticulous in everything he did. I will not hesitate to recommend Mr Khan to anybody considering corrective eye surgery.
My experience was very positive – I was never put under any pressure to have any surgery – in fact I was very reassured that so many tests were carried out to be sure that I was an eligible candidate (Mr Khan was brilliant)