Mr Mohyudin Contact & Bookings

Self-paying patients can contact the hospital directly to request a consultation. If using insurance, check whether your policy requires a referral, prior authorisation or an approved provider before booking. Bring any optician or hospital letters even when a formal referral is not required.

The hospital can confirm current availability for the relevant clinic and appointment type. Tell the team about your symptoms when you call, but do not wait for a routine private booking if you have an urgent change in vision. An enquiry or email draft does not reserve an appointment; the provider must confirm it.

The consultation starts with your symptoms, previous eye care, medicines and what you hope to improve. An examination helps establish the diagnosis and whether further tests are needed. Ask about the options, expected benefit, limitations and next steps. A consultation is an opportunity to understand the findings before deciding about treatment.

Ask the booking team to confirm the consultation fee and whether investigations are charged separately. If surgery is recommended, request an itemised quote covering the procedure, surgeon, hospital, anaesthetic, any lens choice and follow-up. Published starting prices are a guide to a particular package, not a personal quotation.

You can request a private second-opinion consultation. Explain the diagnosis or treatment already proposed and confirm that the appointment covers the problem you want reviewed. Bring clinic letters, scan reports, previous operation details and your glasses prescription where available. Check insurance requirements before booking if you intend to claim.