Eye Views

This episode of the Eye Views podcast from Eye News Magazine features a deep dive into the evolving world of ophthalmic surgery and its direct impact on patient quality of life. Host Lorcan Butler sits down with Professor Dan Lindfield, a renowned Consultant Ophthalmologist from Guildford and Professor at City University of London, to discuss the intersection of glaucoma management and premium len...

In this episode of the Eye Views podcast, our host Lorcan Butler speaks with Masara Laginaf, a consultant ophthalmologist specialising in cornea, cataract and refractive surgery. In this deep dive into anterior segment care, they explore the transition to private practice, the latest in femtosecond laser technology, and the management of presbyopia and ocular surface disease. From LASIK and lentic...

In this episode of the Eye Views podcast from Eye News, host Lorcan Butler speaks with Lucia Pelosini, a consultant ophthalmologist at King's College Hospital, London, about the crucial and expanding role of the Oculus Pentacam in ophthalmology and anterior segment imaging. The discussion highlights how the Pentacam has evolved from a dedicated diagnostic device for cornea anterior topography...

In this episode of the Eye Views Podcast from Eye News magazine, host Lorcan Butler welcomes Consultant Ophthalmologist Professor Philip Bloom from Western Eye Hospital to discuss the exciting new advances in lens technology and design. Professor Bloom details the shift in cataract surgery goals to, if possible, achieving complete spectacle independence, especially for distance. He explains that t...

In this episode of the #EyeViews podcast from Eye News, host Loren Butler is joined by Consultant Ophthalmologist Dr Iain Livingstone to discuss the transformative role of mobile technology and artificial intelligence (AI) in eyecare, specifically within patient pathways for ophthalmology and optometry. The discussion begins with how a smartphone can assist an eye specialist and their patient. Dr...

Why do ophthalmology conferences matter? David Lockington shares how UKISCRS and other meetings help young ophthalmologists grow, present, network and succeed. Eye Views is proudly sponsored by Mainline Instruments, and was filmed on location at both UKEGS 2025 and UKISCRS 2025. In the first episode from Season 2 of Eye Views, the ophthalmology podcast from Eye News, host Lorcan Butler, speaks wit...

Eye Views Series Two Trailer - The Highlights Coming Up with: David Lockington Dan Lindfield* (UKEGS) Brendan Cummings Masara Laginaf Nishani Amerasinghe Philip Bloom Aisling Higham Gok Ratnarajan Iain Livingstone Lucia Pelosini

Prof Baljean Dhillon sits down with NHS Ophthalmologist and Points of Light awardee, Dr Andy Pyott, to discuss his incredible career, his experiences working abroad, the new Highland Treatment Centre and of course, his fascination with bees.

In this episode of Eye Views, the monthly podcast featuring conversations on seeing and sight loss, Professor Baljean Dhillon is joined by Fiona Buckmaster, Research Optometrist at the University of Edinburgh. Together, they discuss Fiona’s entry into optometry, her unique view on its relationship with ophthalmology and their respective demographics, the topic of accessibility in her recently subm...

Prof Baljean Dhillon is joined by Malcolm Atkinson, Professor of e-Science at the University of Edinburgh's School of Informatics. Professor Atkinson shares his view of AMD, and the hopes and expectations which form his perspective as a patient.

Prof Baljean Dhillon is joined by Malcolm Atkinson, Professor of e-Science at the University of Edinburgh's School of Informatics. They discuss the patient's perspective within ophthalmology, and the balance of life and personal fitness in patient health.

The Three Amigos return in Part 2! Listen as they continue their discussion, exploring AMD, EPR systems and the emergence of AI.

The Eye Views Podcast kicks off with the first episode of a two-part series, featuring host Professor Baljean Dhillon, Professor Tariq Aslam and Dr Peter Cackett, as they discuss their experiences being trainees in Edinburgh, and tracing a pathway to their current careers. Produced in conjunction with The University of Edinburgh.