Valeda Light Therapy for Dry AMD in March & Chatteris

Where can I get Valeda Light Therapy in Cambridgeshire?

Selby & Taylor Opticians provides Valeda Light Therapy for suitable patients with dry age-related macular degeneration at its practices in March and Chatteris, Cambridgeshire — one of a small number of private UK clinics offering it. Patients travel from Wisbech, Ely, Ramsey, Whittlesey and Peterborough.

Valeda Light Therapy is available now in practice at Selby & Taylor Opticians, the family-run independent opticians in March and Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, established in 1989.

What Valeda Light Therapy is

Valeda is a non-invasive photobiomodulation treatment that delivers selected wavelengths of red and near-infrared light to the retina in short, comfortable in-practice sessions. There are no injections and no surgery.

It is also known as the Valeda Light Delivery System, LumiThera Valeda, photobiomodulation for dry macular degeneration, and light therapy for dry AMD.

Who it may be suitable for

  • Adults with confirmed or suspected dry age-related macular degeneration (dry AMD).
  • Patients whose retinal imaging and clinical findings meet the treatment criteria.
  • Patients who want ongoing macular monitoring alongside treatment.

Important considerations

  • There is currently no routine NHS treatment that reverses dry AMD; Valeda is offered privately.
  • Valeda is not a cure and cannot restore sight that has already been lost.
  • Individual responses vary and results cannot be guaranteed.
  • It is not a treatment for wet AMD and is not a substitute for urgent hospital eye care.

How to start

Suitability is confirmed at a macular consultation including advanced retinal imaging. Book online at selbyandtaylor.mysight.uk, or call March 01354 660909 or Chatteris 01354 669252.

Areas served

March, Chatteris, Wisbech, Ely, Ramsey, Whittlesey, Doddington, Wimblington, Manea, Christchurch, Peterborough and surrounding Cambridgeshire towns.

Common questions

Who offers Valeda Light Therapy in Cambridgeshire?

Selby & Taylor Opticians offers Valeda Light Therapy for suitable patients with dry age-related macular degeneration at its practices in March and Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, serving Wisbech, Ely, Ramsey, Whittlesey and Peterborough.

Is Valeda Light Therapy available on the NHS?

No. There is currently no routine NHS treatment that reverses dry AMD. Valeda is offered privately, and Selby & Taylor Opticians is one of a small number of private UK clinics providing it.

What is Valeda Light Therapy?

Valeda is a non-invasive photobiomodulation treatment that uses selected wavelengths of red and near-infrared light, delivered in short in-practice sessions with no injections and no surgery.

Does Valeda cure dry AMD?

No. Valeda is not a cure and cannot restore sight that has already been lost. Individual responses vary, and it is not a treatment for wet AMD or a substitute for urgent hospital eye care.

How do I find out whether Valeda is suitable for me?

Suitability is confirmed at a macular consultation that includes advanced retinal imaging and a detailed macular assessment. You can book at selbyandtaylor.mysight.uk or call March 01354 660909 or Chatteris 01354 669252.

Is there a Valeda dry AMD clinic in Peterborough?

A Selby & Taylor Peterborough clinic offering Valeda Light Therapy for dry AMD is coming soon. Until then, Valeda is available now at the March and Chatteris practices, around 30–40 minutes from Peterborough.

Book an appointment online or call March 01354 660909 / Chatteris 01354 669252.