Break free from contact lens struggles with advanced CAIRS procedure, corneal cross-linking, and topographic laser treatments. Mr Mukherjee is one of the UK's leading keratoconus specialists offering hope when others say there's none.
Leading keratoconus specialist in Essex with unmatched expertise and patient outcomes
We offer the latest innovative treatments to help you regain clear vision and reduce dependence on contact lenses
Corneal Allogenic Intrastromal Ring Segments - the most advanced alternative to corneal transplant using donor corneal tissue instead of plastic rings.
Significant improvement in vision quality within 3 months. Most patients still need glasses but with much better prescription and vision quality.
The only proven treatment to halt keratoconus progression using riboflavin and UV light to strengthen corneal collagen fibers.
Over 95% success in halting progression. Best results when performed early in disease progression.
Customized laser treatment that smooths corneal irregularities to improve vision quality and reduce higher-order aberrations.
Patients with stabilized keratoconus (post cross-linking) who want to improve vision quality and reduce aberrations.
Our streamlined process ensures you receive the best possible care from initial assessment to full recovery
Comprehensive eye examination and keratoconus evaluation to determine the best treatment approach for your condition.
Detailed analysis of your results to create a personalized treatment plan using the most appropriate technology.
Safe, comfortable procedure performed in our NHS hospital setting with the latest technology and expert care.
Initial healing, mild discomfort managed with drops
Follow-up appointment, surface healing complete
Vision stabilizing, gradual improvement begins
Significant improvement, new glasses prescription
Full results achieved, ongoing monitoring
Improved Vision Quality: Clearer, sharper vision with reduced distortion and better contrast sensitivity
Better Glasses Tolerance: Reduced prescription and improved vision quality in glasses
Enhanced Night Vision: Reduced halos and glare, especially with CAIRS treatment
Disease Stabilization: Halted progression prevents further vision deterioration
Improved Quality of Life: Greater confidence and independence in daily activities
Quick Recovery: Most patients return to normal activities within days
FRCOphth CertLRS FWCRS - Consultant Ophthalmologist
Mr Mukherjee is one of the UK's leading keratoconus specialists and was among the first surgeons to perform the revolutionary CAIRS procedure in the UK since 2021. With triple fellowship training and over 20 international publications, he offers hope when other specialists say there are no options left.
First UK CAIRS Surgeon
20+ Publications
Triple Fellowship
International Innovator
"My passion is giving patients hope when they've been told there are no more options. The CAIRS procedure has revolutionized how we treat advanced keratoconus, offering an alternative to full corneal transplant."
- Mr Hatch Mukherjee
Hear from patients who have regained their vision and quality of life through our advanced keratoconus treatments
What Hatch has been able to accomplish in relation to the vision in my left eye is far more than anyone else was able to achieve. My vision has surpassed both of our expectations due to the innovative approach taken. Hatch is an excellent specialist and surgeon who I highly recommend.
Mr Mukherjee is an energetic, highly focused ophthalmologist who works hard to get the best results for his patients. After 70 years of wearing glasses I am now happily adjusting to life without them. He found and corrected a serious condition that other doctors had missed.
I was exploring options to preserve my vision due to keratoconus progression. I left reassured and confident in the consultant and well informed about the innovative treatment options available to me, including the revolutionary CAIRS procedure.
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