If you would like to talk to one of our friendly team, please fill in your details and we'll get back to you.
By submitting this form you confirm that you’re happy for us to contact you by phone and email.
Have you ever wondered what Allon Barsam gets up to in between appointments? Aside from a challenging exercise routine and time spent researching the latest techniques for vision correction surgery, Mr Barsam is also a regular at ophthalmology conferences around the world.
He recently moderated a series of talks on how to run an excellent vision correction practice, at the 7th Annual AECOS European Symposium.
Are you feeling unsure? Don’t worry, we’re here to advise you. Click here to get in touch with our expert team and we can answer your questions.
The American-European Congress of Ophthalmic Surgery (AECOS) exists to improve vision care and patient experience by harnessing the innovation, knowledge and ideas of leading experts.
The AECOS annual symposium in Europe brings together world leaders in their field for open debate and discussion. An invite-only event, it offers an opportunity for surgeons, entrepreneurs and business leaders to discuss the latest techniques, technologies and industry developments. Topics discussed at the recent conference included concepts for improving patient outcomes and uses for the IC-8® Small Aperture IOL.
At the Symposium, which took place in Berlin between 31 May and 3 June, Allon Barsam took an active part in a series of seminars on running a vision correction practice. It was a wide-ranging debate that covered a range of topics, from the value the lead eye surgeon brings to their own practice, to the importance of having a long-term plan for investors.
Take a look at what Allon Barsam had to say at the event, and read more about Allon Barsam and his career.
The causes and symptoms of eyelid laxity We are all aware that as we age, our muscles weaken and are no longer able to support…
Give your face a confidence boost with Blepharoplasty surgery Are you spending an increasing amount of time in front of the mirror trying to hide…
Glaucoma causes damage to the optic nerve and is usually associated with high eye pressure - for this reason both the optic nerve and eye…
