Who is responsible for the information?
This is Mr Mohamed Mohyudin’s private-practice website. It helps patients and referrers understand his expertise, treatment options and clinic arrangements. It is separate from the NHS, Spire Healthcare and Newmedica websites. His professional profile links to independent credential information.
What do the dates mean?
An editorial update records a change to the information, sources or explanation. It does not mean a clinician has approved that change. A clinical review date is used only where a review by the named clinician is recorded. Expanded guides preserve their original clinical-review date and show the later editorial update separately. New source-based guides identify the practice as their publisher.
Clinical recommendations and procedure-specific aftercare need review by the responsible clinician. Your own care team’s written instructions take priority over general information here. This site does not assess your individual suitability for an operation.
Which sources are used?
Guides link to relevant primary patient information, including the NHS, NICE and specialist eye hospitals. Sources support the topic and help readers explore it further; a link is not an endorsement of this practice. We aim to explain alternatives, limitations, recovery and questions to ask, alongside potential benefits.
Prices are starting figures where stated, not personal quotations. Confirm the current fee, package contents, insurance authorisation and availability directly with the provider. NHS waiting estimates vary by hospital, specialty and stage of care. Use My Planned Care and your referring team for current information.
How are patient reviews handled?
Review links lead to the original third-party profile so you can see dates and verification information. Individual experiences do not predict clinical outcomes. We do not invent testimonials or turn third-party ratings into a practice outcome measure.
How can you request a correction?
Email mnmohyudin@doctors.org.uk with the page address, the statement concerned and any supporting primary source. Material factual corrections are recorded in the corrections log. An update date changes when the content changes; a website build alone is not a new review.
What are the limits of the tools and guides?
The decision tools and appointment checklist help prepare a discussion. They do not diagnose a condition or clear someone for surgery or driving. Sudden changes in vision or other urgent symptoms need clinical advice through the appropriate urgent service, not a website enquiry.
How is this practice connected to other organisations?
Mr Mohyudin is a medical editor and reviewer of Eye Health Guide. He advises World Aid Network and undertakes humanitarian eye work in Pakistan. His personal website covers interests outside the practice. Those roles are separate from private bookings in Yorkshire.
How should this information be cited?
Use the title, author or publisher, relevant date and canonical page address. Preserve qualifications such as “starting price”, the clinic location and individual suitability. Available Markdown summaries provide another reading format; the patient-facing page remains the reference for context, sources and review status.
Editorial policy updated . See also privacy information.