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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.
06/03/2026
A message from a patient the day after surgery at Chase Lodge Hospital.
Technology matters.
Precision matters.
But what patients remember most is how they felt during the journey.
At Blue Fin Vision®, every step is designed so patients feel informed, calm and completely supported.
When that happens, something powerful follows:
Confidence.
Clarity.
And life with better vision.
Messages like this are why we do what we do. 🙏
VisionRestored
05/03/2026
A milestone today — the first patient treated on the Bupa cataract pathway at Chase Lodge Hospital.
Cataract surgery may take minutes, but the preparation behind it takes a team, the right technology and a system designed to deliver the best possible outcome.
Grateful to work alongside people who treat every case with the care it deserves.
BupaCataractPathway
04/03/2026
“I probably never saw this well in my life.”
One of the most satisfying parts of refractive surgery is helping patients experience vision they didn’t realise was possible.
Every treatment plan is individual — even small decisions, like slightly adjusting the target for someone approaching presbyopia, can make a meaningful difference to day-to-day vision.
At Blue Fin Vision®, the goal isn’t just good surgery — it’s the right outcome for the individual patient.
Grateful for feedback like this.
03/03/2026
Option 3 — Team + Leadership Positioning
Cataract surgery is never delivered by one person alone.
It requires careful assessment, precise planning, and a calm, coordinated theatre team.
Thank you to Caroline for recognising the professionalism of everyone involved in her care — particularly Bukie, who ensures patients feel supported throughout the pathway.
We look forward to reviewing her progress at the 6-week appointment.
25/02/2026
Post-Event Reflections – Acute Red Eye CPD (Southend)
Thank you to everyone who attended this evening’s CPD session on Acute Red Eye.
It was a pleasure to spend time discussing practical referral thresholds, red-flag recognition, and collaborative management strategies in primary care.
Appreciate the thoughtful discussion and the continued commitment to high-quality patient care across the region.
06/02/2026
“Hyperopic ICLs — beautifully positioned.
+7.00 to spectacle-free.
Hard to beat that feeling.”
05/02/2026
Actually in print - no one actually reads print anymore - even magazines in waiting rooms have be superseded by our screen addiction but it still feels significant 🤷🏿♂️.
05/02/2026
We won 🙌 AVA digital awards platinum award for : “Through my own eyes” video Commissioned by Zeiss Expertly produced by Felix Thiemer of Shotlist Media. .media
02/02/2026
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But what does that really mean in medicine?
AI can summarise reviews —
but it can’t understand risk, complexity, or nuance.
A poor outcome doesn’t always mean poor care.
And a perfect rating doesn’t guarantee the right decision.
We’ve written about why AI review summaries can mislead patients — and how reviews should actually be used when choosing a surgeon.
Link in bio 🔗
EyeCare
27/01/2026
“I think can see better than you can with the Zeiss lenses”
6/5 each eye
N4 each eye
I’m happy if I can make you see better than I can with the same lenses surgery
26/01/2026
Training surgeons is one of the most important responsibilities we carry — not just in technical skill, but in judgement, confidence and decision-making.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to teach cataract surgery and support colleagues during a critical stage of their development.
Feedback like this is never taken lightly — it’s a reminder that good outcomes tomorrow depend on how well we train today.
20/01/2026
We’ve uploaded more videos to highlight our 4 min phaco technique. Link in bio 👆🏾
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Mr Hove graduated with a 1st class degree from the University of Liverpool in 2002. He began his Ophthalmology career in Eastbourne as a Senior House Officer followed by a rotation through St Thomas Foundation University Hospital. Having gained his MRCOphth he then spent 2.5 years at Moorfields Eye Hospital as a Cataract Research Fellow doing research on multifocal lenses leading to a MD qualification.
His registrar training was on the North Thames Ophthalmology rotation which includes Moorfields Eye Hospital. He completed his FRCOphth , gained his Certificate of Completion of Training and is currently on the specialist register.
He did fellowships at Moorfields Eye Hospital in Medical retina, Cataracts and Eye Casualty. He also worked as a locum consultant at Moorfields Eye Hospital in both the Cataract and Eye Casualty service before taking up his current post as a substantive consultant at the Western Eye Hospital (Imperial College Hospital) where he is also the lead for Eye Casualty. Mr Hove has passed the Royal College Examination in laser and Refractive Surgery in 2017.
Professional memberships
General Medical Council – Licence to practice
Royal College of Ophthalmologists – Fellow
United Kingdom Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons – Member
European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons – Member
American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons – Member
