Aisling qualified as an optician in London in 1998. Shortly after, she began to notice a recurring pattern: many patients attending routine eye examinations reported discomfort or difficulty when reading, despite having good vision and good ocular heatlh.

As a dyslexic learner herself, Aisling could relate to their struggle. This recognition sparked a personal and professional journey, driven by curiosity and compassion—to explore effective ways to support individuals facing similar challenges.

For the past 17 years, Aisling has been dedicated to helping people who experience discomfort or difficulty with reading, providing tailored solutions that go beyond standard vision care.

If necessary, you may be referred to our clinic orthoptist. Our orthoptist works with patients experiencing binocular vision related conditions.

These include symptoms such as blurred vision or double vision. Others may present with visible signs, including eye misalignment, involuntary eye movements, or abnormal head posture used to compensate for visual discomfort.

Treatments may include:
Eye exercises or vision therapy
Patching therapy, especially for amblyopia
Prisms or special lenses
Monitoring or managing eye alignment before or after eye surgery

At Aisling O’Connor Visual Clinic, we understand that vision is more than just reading - it's comfort, confidence, and quality of life. Whether you're experiencing symptoms like blurred or double vision, or subtle challenges such as eye strain, misalignment, or migraines, we're here to help.

Our team takes the time to listen, assess, and truly understand what you're experiencing. Every patient is unique, and so is our approach. We combine clinical expertise with compassionate care to deliver tailored solutions that address not only what we see - but how you feel.