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Restoration Electro-Stimulation Therapy - Fedorov Restoration Therapy | Fedorov Restore Vision Clinic, Berlin, Germany

Restoration Electro-Stimulation Therapy - Fedorov Restoration Therapy | Fedorov Restore Vision Clinic, Berlin, Germany
9.60

Berlin, Germany

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94%9.6/105

Overview

Age group

Kids, Adults

Type of care

Outpatient

Method

Non-surgical

About the offer

Fedorov Restoration Therapy is a non-surgical, non-invasive treatment approach created to support and enhance visual function. It works through the application of gentle electrical stimulation, which is designed to activate the visual system and strengthen the transmission of signals between the eyes and the brain. The goal of this therapy is to make the most of existing visual pathways and promote meaningful functional improvements. Since 1993, our work has focused on developing specialized methods to help individuals affected by vision loss related to optic nerve damage, retinal conditions, and neurological disorders. Many patients are often told that no effective treatments are available because conventional medicine may not fully address complex visual impairments. Ophthalmologists primarily treat the eyes, while neurologists focus on the brain and nervous system—often leaving a gap between these specialties. Our clinic bridges this divide by combining expertise from both ophthalmology and neurology to provide integrated care for patients with optic nerve injuries, retinal dystrophies, and other vision-related disorders. Fedorov Restoration Therapy represents an advanced, non-invasive option aimed at improving visual function and overall quality of life. Through individualized treatment plans, it offers new opportunities for people living with visual impairments to enhance their daily experiences. This pioneering therapy relies on mild electrical stimulation to refine the efficiency of visual pathways and facilitate stronger communication between the retina and the brain. While it cannot regenerate or replace damaged structures, Fedorov Restoration Therapy is designed to optimize the capacity of remaining visual pathways, boosting visual performance and functional vision. Fedorov Restoration Therapy may be suitable for individuals experiencing various types of vision decline, including reduced visual acuity, visual field loss, or a combination of both. Each case is carefully evaluated on an individual basis. After reviewing your medical records, our specialists can determine whether this therapy is appropriate for your specific condition. The following disorders and related visual impairments have shown positive responses to treatment:Optic Nerve Damage (Optic Neuropathy, Optic Nerve Atrophy): Glaucoma (glaucomatous optic neuropathy); Ischemic lesion (anterior arterial and non-arterial ischemic neuropathy); Central retinal artery /vien occlusion; Traumatic injuries (traumatic optic nerve atrophy or traumatic optic neuropathy); Brain tumor or non-tumor mass (post-tumor optic neuropathy); Hydrocephalus, including IIH; Neuromyelitis Optica and Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorders (NMOSD); Optic neuritis by Multiple Sclerosis; Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy (LHON); Toxic damages of the optic nerve (due to different medicine or methanol poising); Congenital optic nerve atrophy including Optic Nerve Hypoplasia (ONH); Optic disc drusen (ODD) or optic nerve head drusen (ONHD); Radiation neuropathyDiseases Of The Retina: Retinitis pigmentosa; Stargardt’s macular degeneration; Other form of rode-cone retinal dystrophies; Dry type of Age related Macular Degeneration; Dystrophic chorioretinitis (for myopia); Angiopathy, or the initial stage of retinopathy in diabetesMono- or Bilateral Amblyopia (Lazy Eye): Lazy EyeHemianopia After Stroke, Trauma Or Brain Tumor: Ischemic stroke; Cerebral hemorrhage; Traumatic injuries; Tumors; Inflammatory processesIn addition to visual benefits, the therapy also influences broader brain network activity—encouraging neural synchronization and fostering lasting changes in brain function. These effects may lead to improved visual awareness and a deeper connection with the surrounding environment.

What’s included

Medical service

Examination
  • clinical history-taking
  • medical records review
  • physical examination
  • consultation with an ophthalmologist
  • consultation of chief physician Dr. Anton Fedorov
Laboratory tests
  • visual acuity test
  • slit-lamp examination
  • light response pupil test
  • tonometry (intraocular pressure measurement)
  • refractometry
  • ocular motility exam
  • visual field testing
  • fundus examination
  • optical coherence tomography scan (OCT)
Diagnosis
  • CT scan of the head
  • ocular ultrasound
  • optical coherence tomography scan (OCT)
  • visual acuity test
  • slit-lamp examination
  • light response pupil test
  • tonometry (intraocular pressure measurement)
  • refractometry
  • ocular motility exam
  • visual field testing
  • fundus examination
  • keratometry
Treatment
  • pre-procedure patient preparation
  • a course of restoration electro-stimulation therapy
  • post-procedure care
  • symptomatic treatment related to the therapy
Other
  • doctor's fees
  • cost of essential medicines
  • cost of essential materials
  • nursing service
  • discharge medical records
  • further recommendations

Extra add-ons

Airport transfer
Personal coordinator
HealthDocs translate
Visa Support
Telemedicine

AiroCare

AiroMedical support
Payment protection
Patient advocacy
Price match

Meet the provider

Dr. med. Anton Fedorov

ophthalmology, neuro-ophthalmology, restoration in blindness

9.60
Excellent

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Location

Prenzlauer Allee 90, 10409 Berlin, Germany

FAQ

How does Fedorov Restoration Therapy work?

Fedorov Therapy is founded on an advanced technology developed in the 1990s and used clinically since 1991. It utilizes repeated transorbital alternating current stimulation (rtACS)—a completely non-surgical method that does not require any implants or invasive procedures.

Rather than replacing damaged cells, the therapy focuses on enhancing the function of surviving retinal neurons and improving signal transmission along the optic nerve. Clinical research has shown that several weeks of such stimulation can significantly activate the visual system across multiple levels of the brain. This renewed state, known as induced plasticity, is essential for restoring vision when sight loss is caused by optic nerve damage.

Has the effectiveness of Fedorov Therapy been clinically proven and recommended for public use?

Yes. The therapy’s effectiveness has been demonstrated in large, multi-center clinical studies conducted at leading research institutions such as Charité University Hospital in Berlin and other major German universities. These trials were randomized, double-blind, and placebo-controlled (evidence class Ib).

Does Fedorov Therapy require surgery or invasive procedures?

No. Fedorov Therapy is a completely non-invasive, non-surgical treatment that restores visual function naturally using mild electrical currents applied around the eyes.

Is the procedure painful?

Not at all. Over 90% of patients tolerate the sessions comfortably and report no pain. In some sensitive individuals, a slight tingling sensation may be felt during stimulation, but it is mild and short-lived.

How safe is the procedure?

The safety of Fedorov Therapy has been thoroughly confirmed through extensive clinical trials conducted in Germany between 2007 and 2013, as well as in large patient populations treated in Russia from 1991 to 2004.

What are the possible side effects or complications?

When contraindications are properly ruled out, Fedorov Restoration Therapy carries no risk of adverse effects on vision or general health. Occasionally, patients may experience mild fatigue, weakness, temporary headaches, or slight sleep disturbances, though these effects are self-limiting and require no treatment.

Are there any risks associated with the therapy?

For patients with severe structural or anatomical changes in the retina, a gentler treatment protocol is used to minimize any potential risks.

I have advanced optic nerve damage. Is there still a chance my vision will improve?

Results depend on individual factors, including the severity of damage. Patients with advanced optic nerve degeneration often require multiple therapy courses combined with visual training to achieve improvement. Over half of our patients present with advanced damage, and many have still experienced meaningful gains. While extensive nerve loss may limit the degree of improvement, it does not rule it out entirely. After reviewing your medical records, our team can provide a personalized assessment of your case.

When can I expect to notice improvements in my vision?

Initial improvements are often noticeable within the first 10 therapy sessions. Follow-up visual field testing usually confirms progress after about two weeks, with stable improvements typically appearing within 4–8 weeks. In progressive conditions such as glaucoma, Fedorov Therapy can significantly slow or even halt further deterioration.

Can Fedorov Therapy fully restore vision, or is partial improvement more likely?

Complete recovery is possible when optic nerve damage is minor. In moderate or severe cases, partial restoration is more realistic, though even modest improvements often lead to a noticeably better quality of life. Repeated treatment courses may produce cumulative benefits over time.

Does Fedorov Therapy improve quality of life?

Yes—enhancing quality of life is one of our primary goals. We achieve this through an integrated approach that combines Fedorov Therapy, visual training, and medication when appropriate. Many patients report improved daily functioning and confidence once therapy begins. Following your personalized care plan and our post-treatment recommendations is key to maximizing results.

Is there anything I can do at home to support the results of therapy?

Yes. Our computerized vision-training program, developed at Restore Vision Clinic, helps strengthen and maintain the visual improvements gained during therapy. Regular use of this program supports long-term results and promotes functional eyesight.

Are the benefits of Fedorov Therapy long-lasting?

Yes. Clinical follow-ups show that 80–85% of patients maintain stable improvements one year after treatment. However, certain factors—such as elevated eye pressure in glaucoma—can influence long-term stability, which is why regular monitoring is important.

What kind of follow-up is needed after treatment?

Initial progress is often visible during your stay in Berlin, but full stabilization takes 4–8 weeks. A follow-up examination should be conducted in your home country approximately two months after treatment. Once you share those results with us, we will compare them to your pre-therapy data to evaluate your improvement.

How many treatment courses are usually needed?

The number of courses depends on your individual response. Most patients achieve the best results after two to three treatment courses.

How often should repeat courses be done?

Typically, therapy is repeated every six months to once per year. In specific conditions such as glaucoma or retinitis pigmentosa, supportive stimulation sessions are recommended every 12–18 months.

Are there any activity restrictions during or after treatment—such as computer use or reading?

No strict restrictions apply. You may use a computer and read, though we recommend limiting screen time to no more than three hours per day during your stay in Berlin. Some patients may feel mild fatigue after sessions, which can be relieved with rest. For two to four weeks after completing therapy, it’s important to follow the suggested daily routine provided by our team.

Can Fedorov Restoration Therapy be performed at home?

No. The procedure must be carried out in a clinical setting under medical supervision. Attempting it at home could be unsafe.

Can the therapy be done for only one eye?

Yes. When vision loss affects only one eye, treatment is focused on that eye. However, some stimulation is still applied to the healthy eye because both eyes are part of a single visual system connected through the brain. Stimulating both eyes enhances overall brain activation and supports recovery in the affected eye.

Before therapy begins, the healthy eye is examined using optical coherence tomography (OCT) to ensure there are no hidden abnormalities. If it is structurally sound, there is no risk to the healthy eye. For patients who prefer, therapy can be restricted to the damaged eye only.

Is Fedorov Therapy available outside Germany?

Currently, our clinic in Berlin, Germany, is the only center offering authentic Fedorov Restoration Therapy. Patients from around the world travel to our facility to receive treatment.

What is the rating of the offer?

Restoration Electro-Stimulation Therapy - Fedorov Restoration Therapy | Fedorov Restore Vision Clinic, Berlin, Germany is rated as 9.60 by AiroMedical.

Who is offering a deal?

The provider is Dr. med. Anton Fedorov.

How long does the offer take?

The offer is designed for 14 days.

Does the offer require you to stay in the clinic overnight?

What are the age restrictions?

The offer is eligible for both adults and kids.

Can I customize the content of the offer?

Yes, the components of the deal can be changed. Get in touch with a vendor to create a personalized proposal.

Does the offer include extra services?

Individual cost estimate. Non-binding 100% free assessment.

On request

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