Really good experience! The hospital was comfortable and it was all very straight forward! Mr Ali was great!

Excellent work and care from the team

Dr Ali helped fix my squint, he was very welcoming and extremely helpful throughout the entire process. The fee was well worth it, a life changing sur...

Dr Ali helped fix my squint, he was very welcoming and extremely helpful throughout the entire process. The fee was well worth it, a life changing surgery that wouldn’t have been possible without him. I highly recommend if you are in need of the same procedure.

I cannot thank Dr Ali and the team enough! I struggled with my squint from about 8 years old, and it progressively got worse. I was told there was not...

I cannot thank Dr Ali and the team enough! I struggled with my squint from about 8 years old, and it progressively got worse. I was told there was nothing that could be done for me on the NHS and that I would just have to live with it. Then I found Dr Ali, who, from the first video call to 8 weeks post surgery, has been nothing short of amazing. So friendly and comforting, and was able to be contacted whenever I needed. He has given me my confidence back, and I am so grateful! If you are considering this surgery, go for it!

I had been suffering from double vision (Diplopia) and was diagnosed with 4th Cranial Nerve Weakness in my left eye in November 2024. A prism was fit...

I had been suffering from double vision (Diplopia) and was diagnosed with 4th Cranial Nerve Weakness in my left eye in November 2024. A prism was fitted to my glasses and although it helped with the centre of my vision, my downward and far right gaze remained badly affected. By September 2025 my mental health started to become badly affected, I was mentally exhausted and my quality of life was seriously declining. I started to research a surgical solution. I initially used an AI app which rated Mr Ali as the best in his field, I did extensive further research, I found zero negatives. There is a very long waiting list for NHS surgery and getting on the list isn't easy. With all due respect to the NHS, I couldn't wait 3 years for an NHS surgeon, I needed help quickly, I needed the best of the best. By January 2026, I felt I could no longer work, I felt I maybe wasn't capable of doing my job anymore and my GP signed me off sick. I was mentally exhausted, basic tasks such as pouring a drink, ironing, and walking down stairs had became difficult. I eventually arranged an appointment for March 2026. Although video consultation was an option, it was important to me to meet Mr Ali in person so I flew to London from Glasgow. I was initially seen by Orthoptist Rhiannon who did my measurements. I could see the genuine belief she had that Mr Ali would be able to help. I had so many questions I wanted to ask, but by the time the consultation with Mr Ali had ended I didn't need to ask anything, he had covered everything I needed to know. I left the consultation with hope that the nightmare of the previous two years could soon come to an end. I had surgery to realign my eyes on April 13th, I flew to London the day before, stayed overnight in the Travelodge which is a 5 minute walk from Gatwick Spire Hospital and went to the hospital at 7AM on the day of the surgery. A couple of hours after I went back to my room, Mr Ali came in and told me exactly what to expect in the coming days, he gave me his number so I could contact him on WhatsApp if I needed to, but everything went exactly as he said it would, although I didn't need to use it, knowing he was there if I needed him was extremely reassuring. Three days after the surgery when I woke up, I noticed that the TV at the bottom of my bed was single in a position I'd normally have seen double, the 24/7 awareness of the condition in my peripheral vision had completely gone. As the days went on it felt like my central vision had gone from standard definition to 8KHD, this was a huge bonus which I hadn't expected. It is not a painful operation, the following days there's a slight ache and the stitches feel like there is a bit of grit under the eye, it is a very minor irritation, there is a regime of antibiotic eye drops and steroid eye drops, two weeks after the operation there is very little visible evidence that you've even had surgery at all. I'm only on day 25 and the result has already way surpassed my expectations and is most likely to continue to improve. If I had to put a figure on it I would say there is in excess of a 90% improvement in my vision, my functional field of vision is now better than I could have hoped, there is zero double vision, it feels like I imagine the result of laser eye surgery would feel, the blurriness has completely gone, I can now read small print on things like food instructions without glasses (which I previously needed to use my phone to magnify) and was able to return to work a week after surgery. I can see better now without glasses than I could wearing them before surgery. I will be eternally grateful to everyone at London Squint Clinic, and most of all to Mr Ali for the difference this has made to my life. If you are considering making an appointment I strongly recommend doing so. Private surgery is obviously expensive, but you couldn't put a monetary figure on the difference this has already made to my life in such a short period of time. I can now look forward to the future instead of dreading it