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Cataract and Refractive Surgery Practice in London

Blue Fin Vision is proud to announce that Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon Mr Mfazo Hove has been selected for inclusion in the prestigious Spear’s Health & Wellness Index 2025 as a Top Recommended Adviser in the Opticians, Ophthalmologists & Laser Eye Surgeons category.

Featured in today’s Daily Mail Good Health discussing red-light therapy and whether it really can help protect vision af...
08/09/2026

Featured in today’s Daily Mail Good Health discussing red-light therapy and whether it really can help protect vision after 40. 👁️🔴

There is some fascinating science behind red light and the eye, but not all devices — or claims — are supported by the same quality of evidence.

As with so much in medicine, promising is not the same as proven.

Thank you to Laura Stott and the Daily Mail team for including my comments — and a particularly nice picture this time! 📸

Mr Mfazo Hove
Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon
Founder & Medical Director, Blue Fin Vision®

Looking forward to moderating this international ZEISS IOL session at ESCRS in London next Sunday.We will be discussing ...
07/09/2026

Looking forward to moderating this international ZEISS IOL session at ESCRS in London next Sunday.

We will be discussing the latest developments in advanced IOL technology, comparing clinical outcomes across different lens platforms and, importantly, sharing the real-world experience that sits behind the data.

I’m delighted to be joined by an excellent international faculty:

Dr Jiwon Jeong — South Korea
Prof. Haike Guo — China
Dr Jascha Wendelstein — Switzerland
Dr Javier Coloma — Spain
Dr James Myerscough — United Kingdom

One of the most valuable parts of meetings such as ESCRS is the opportunity to bring surgeons from different countries and different healthcare systems together and hear how technology performs in everyday clinical practice.

📍 South Event Hall, Booth C.100
📅 Sunday 13 September
⏰ 15:00–16:00

If you’re at ESCRS, please come and join us.

A wonderful few days in Lausanne 🇨🇭Thank you to ZEISS for the invitation and the opportunity to attend alongside the exc...
29/08/2026

A wonderful few days in Lausanne 🇨🇭

Thank you to ZEISS for the invitation and the opportunity to attend alongside the excellent SOG scientific meeting.

A special thank you to Frank for being such a generous host — including driving us to the Olympic Museum and organising a fantastic networking evening. The museum is in a spectacular setting overlooking Lake Geneva, but what stayed with me most was the history it contains: so many stories of dedication, resilience and excellence built over time.

Huge thanks also to Yeanna Lee for arranging the hotel, transfers, presentation logistics and for making the entire stay so enjoyable.

And to Linda, Leandro and the whole ZEISS team, thank you for the warm welcome and the excellent hands-on SMILE and cataract wet labs.

Digital microscopes, 3D operating, advanced visualisation and new ways of interacting with surgical technology made one thing very clear:

The future of ophthalmology is incredibly exciting. It was wonderful to bump into Michael Moore in the BA Lounge on the way out. We’re both now parents 20 years later and still hold dear the memories of the wonderful upbringing in Gweru and then Peterhouse.

I’m usually the one giving my patients champagne — so it’s rather nice to be receiving some.At Blue Fin Vision®, we give...
25/08/2026

I’m usually the one giving my patients champagne — so it’s rather nice to be receiving some.

At Blue Fin Vision®, we give a bottle after surgery for two simple reasons:

🥂 You should be celebrating your successful procedure.

And, just as importantly:

Thank you for choosing Blue Fin Vision® for your care.

So receiving this bottle and handwritten card in return was especially lovely.

The words “a small miracle” meant a great deal.

For a surgeon, there are few better ways of knowing that the journey undertaken together has reached the conclusion we both hoped for.

Job well done. 🥂

Delighted to be featured in the latest EyeNews alongside respected colleagues as part of ZEISS’s new UK campaign for its...
05/08/2026

Delighted to be featured in the latest EyeNews alongside respected colleagues as part of ZEISS’s new UK campaign for its trifocal intraocular lenses.

My contribution is based not only on my experience as a cataract and lens replacement surgeon, but also as a patient. More than 20 months after having ZEISS AT LISA tri lenses implanted in my own eyes, I continue to enjoy exceptional, spectacle-free vision across all distances.

Thank you to the team at ZEISS for including me in this campaign.

The privilege of teaching is rarely measured on the day you do it.Sometimes it’s years later, when a student becomes a c...
30/07/2026

The privilege of teaching is rarely measured on the day you do it.

Sometimes it’s years later, when a student becomes a colleague, that you realise the conversations, encouragement and opportunities mattered.

Watching people grow—from medical school, through applications, into clinical practice—is one of the most rewarding parts of my job. Technical skills can be taught, but curiosity, humility and a willingness to learn are what make exceptional clinicians.

Thank you for taking the time to write this. It means more than you know.

Here’s to the next stage of the journey—and to many cataract operations together.

One of the greatest privileges of my role is being an Educational Supervisor.Cataract surgery is about far more than tea...
29/07/2026

One of the greatest privileges of my role is being an Educational Supervisor.

Cataract surgery is about far more than teaching technique. It’s about helping trainees develop judgement, professionalism, efficiency and the confidence to make good decisions under pressure.

Today I received this card from one of the trainees I’ve had the pleasure of supervising. Moments like these are a reminder that our influence extends far beyond the patients we operate on ourselves. Every trainee who grows in confidence and skill will go on to care for thousands of patients throughout their career.

That ripple effect is one of the most rewarding parts of being a trainer.

Thank you for your kind words. I wish you every success in the next stage of your journey—it has been a pleasure to be part of it.

One of the most popular parts of the patient journey isn’t the surgery itself—it’s what happens afterwards.Every patient...
22/07/2026

One of the most popular parts of the patient journey isn’t the surgery itself—it’s what happens afterwards.

Every patient who chooses our premium surgical experience leaves with a bottle of champagne to celebrate. Whether it’s laser eye surgery, lens replacement or cataract surgery, restoring vision is often a milestone years in the making.

It’s a simple gesture, but it marks the occasion. Because while outstanding clinical outcomes are expected, taking a moment to celebrate seeing the world more clearly again never gets old.

Judging by today’s trolley, we’ll be needing another trip to the shops before long. 🍾👁️

Another life changed.We often talk about life-changing results after laser eye surgery or lens replacement. But sometime...
21/07/2026

Another life changed.

We often talk about life-changing results after laser eye surgery or lens replacement. But sometimes, a seemingly small procedure can transform someone’s life just as profoundly.

This patient had lived with conjunctival pigmentation for years. Today, seeing the whites of her eyes again brought her to tears.

The remarkable thing is that this was the second patient to cry tears of joy on the very same day.

In the middle of running a business, operating lists, meetings and deadlines, it’s easy to forget what a privilege this profession is.

Every day we’re trusted with something deeply personal. Sometimes it’s someone’s vision. Sometimes it’s their confidence. Sometimes it’s both.

Moments like these are a reminder of why we do what we do.

Thank you for trusting us with your care.

It’s rare that a patient leaves in tears of joy.Today was one of those days.A conjunctival naevus had been there for yea...
21/07/2026

It’s rare that a patient leaves in tears of joy.

Today was one of those days.

A conjunctival naevus had been there for years. It had become something she noticed every time she looked in the mirror and something that slowly chipped away at her confidence.

A straightforward procedure later, and the change wasn’t just in her eye—it was in the smile on her face.

Moments like these are a reminder that ophthalmology isn’t only about restoring vision. Sometimes it’s about restoring confidence too.

Thank you for trusting me with your care. Wishing you many happy years ahead. ❤️

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