Centre for Sight

In the fields of cornea, cataract, and laser eye surgery, Miss Espinosa-Lagana has written and co-authored numerous research for numerous reputable journals. Miss Espinosa-Lagana oversees a number of research projects at Centre for Sight and keeps tabs on the results of refractive surgery. She also oversees the nursing staff's education and makes sure that high standards are upheld. Her first specialist training and medical education were both completed in Mexico. Following her residency in ophthalmology at the University of Gualdalajara in Jalisco, she pursued fellowship specialty training in cornea and keratorefractive surgery at CODET in Tijuana under the guidance of Arturo Chayet, MD. View Profile

International presentations on cataract surgery, corneal transplantation, and oculoplastic surgery have been made by Mr. Shahnazaryan. His clinical and laboratory-based research concentrated on herpes simplex keratitis and corneal transplantation. More recently, he published in the American Journal of Ophthalmology. He published in high impact ophthalmology publications. He joined the Armenian Eye Care Project in 2018 with the goal of eradicating avoidable blindness and providing everyone in the nation with access to high-quality eye care. In September 2018, he organized a clinic for patients with difficult oculoplastic and anterior segment disorders with the help of his Armenian coworkers from the Malayan Ophthalmological Centre. View Profile

Miss Izadi has completed joint academic and clinical training in ophthalmology at St Paul's Eye Unit in Liverpool, The Oxford Eye Unit, and Moorfield's Eye Hospital London. She is a highly specialized Consultant Ophthalmologist with knowledge and skill in Retinal Eye Disease. She studied the Neurobiology of Vision while earning her Physiology degree and conducted research at the Institute of Ophthalmology in London. Miss Izadi also has experience working in the pharmaceutical industry for eye care products and is very interested in clinical studies. She has worked in the sector for many years and has accumulated a wealth of knowledge conducting clinical trials. She has also written for numerous peer-reviewed journals. She has given presentations both nationally and internationally. She is particularly interested in cutting-edge discoveries and methods of treating medical retina problems. She currently holds the positions of clinical lead for diabetic maculopathy and clinical lead for retina at Epsom and St Helier University Hospital NHS Trust. In the therapy of Diabetic Maculopathy and Wet Age Related Macular Degeneration, she has undertaken various departmental audits. She also serves as the Trust's Principal Investigator for clinical trials. View Profile

Professor Williamson received his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) in 1984 after completing his medical studies at Glasgow University Medical School. From 1995 to the present, he continued his ophthalmology training in Aberdeen, Cambridge, Glasgow, and London with a focus on vitreoretinal disorders. Professor Williamson has trained about 30 vitreoretinal fellows as part of a highly sought-after, international fellowship program at St Thomas' Hospital in London. He is heavily involved in the training and teaching of future generations of ophthalmic surgeons. Professor Williamson also has a solid background in research and development in the field of retinal illness as a Clinical Lecturer at Kings College London and a Visiting Professor in Biological Sciences and Engineering at the University of Surrey. View Profile

Mr. Daya worked as the Director of Cornea and External Disease at the Catholic Medical Centre and had a clinic on Madison Avenue in New York after completing his studies there. He was appointed Director and Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon of the Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Trust's Corneo Plastic Unit and Eye Bank in 1993. The LASIK laser vision correction treatment was initially done by Mr. Daya in the UK in 1995, and he went on to become a well-known LASIK teacher. In 1996, Mr. Daya launched the Center for Sight, which has flourished tremendously under his direction and guidance to the point that it currently has three sites. In the fields of stem cell transplantation and tissue engineering, Mr. Daya has pioneered a variety of procedures. His methods and successes have been covered by the international press and made public on television as the surgeon who helped Katie Piper, a famous person who had been the target of an acid attack, regain her sight. Mr. Daya is frequently asked to speak at conferences across the world because of his experience in a range of fields, including LASIK, femtosecond laser cataract surgery, cornea, stem cell transplantation, and other refractive surgical procedures. Additionally, he created equipment for LASIK and other corneal operations that is widely used today. View Profile