Ultralase buys Cambridge Eye Laser Clinic

| Jun 21, 2008 | Comments 0

Leeds-based laser eye surgery company Ultralase has increased its network of clinics by acquiring The Cambridge Eye Laser Clinic for an undeclared sum. The purchase is the company’s second since it was bought by 3i in February for £174 million, and follows the acquisition of Belfast’s Allclear clinic in April.

The Cambridge Eye Laser Clinic was created in 2002 by eye surgeon and clinical director Chris Stephenson as part of the Allclear Group of clinics. Stephenson bought out the clinic from the group in 2006.

The Cambridge centre add to Ultralase’s 23 UK clinics as part of the group’s ambitious expansion plans. Ultralase recently opened a new consulting room in Sheffield, with plans to open 3 more in 2008.

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About the Author: Mr. Dave Allamby FRCS FRCOphth is a leading London-based laser eye surgeon. You may have seen him on the This Morning TV show with Phillip Schofield and Fern Britton or read one of several articles in the national press, recently for treating Denise Van Outen, rock giant Rick Wakeman and broadcaster Paul Ross. David is Medical Director at Focus Laser Vision, known as a world-leading clinic in the treatment of presbyopia, or age related loss of close vision. Focus Laser Vision is also London's only clinic to offer next-generation Z-LASIK laser eye treatment for short sight, long sight or astigmatism.

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