Fedorov Clinic Restore Vision | Optic Nerve and RetinaTreatment

Anton Fedorov and his Restore Vision Clinic

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The Restore Vision Clinic in Berlin was founded in March 2015 by Anton Fedorov to serve one purpose – to improve the eyesight of visually impaired patients.

In 1993, Anton Fedorov graduated with distinction from the Saint-Petersburg Medical University in Russia. From 1993 to 2004, he worked as a neurologist and researcher at the Human Brain Institute in Saint Petersburg, where he used the method of non-invasive electrical stimulation therapy on patients with vision disorders in his clinical practice. With his direct participation, more than 5,000 patients were treated and the main results of electrical stimulation were published. The academic degree "Doctor of Medicine" was awarded to Anton Fedorov in 2004 by the Doctoral Commission of St. Petersburg State Medical University "I.P. Pavlov" (Russia).

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Our treatments help patients with visual disorders that affect their ability to see the world around them. Our support and treatment of visually impaired patients has shown that many patients suffering from an optic-nerve lesion (optic neuropathy) have mostly accepted living with reduced vision. But this does not have to be the case.

For more than 20 years, we have successfully used Fedorov Restoration Therapy to help patients regain vision-loss from ‘untreatable’ conditions. Our long-term clinical experience enables us to assess if your medical conditions will respond favorably to Fedorov Therapy, and to estimate the extent and nature of the benefits that can be expected.

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Located in Berlin, the capital city of medical tourism, Fedorov Restore Vision Clinic is conveniently situated in the heart of the city and across from leading hotels to ensure patients’ and families’ accessibility and convenience during the treatment period.

The Advantages That Our Clinic Offers

More than 20 years of experience

Ours is a proprietary Restore Vision Clinic, and we have evolved Fedorov Restoration Therapy for more than 20 years to treat patients with visual impairments.

Our goal is to achieve the best possible results

Based on our deep understanding of the treatment methods and continuous contact with our patients, we strive to achieve exceptional results

Treatments are tailored to individual needs

Fedorov Restoration Therapy is performed by us, neurologists, so that each treatment session will be optimized

Personalized Care Plan

We offer a Personalized Care Plan with speciﬁed attainable objectives, to provide each patient with the care they require to achieve treatment goals

Extensive Knowledge and Expertise

Our clinic was established to improve and maximize eyesight and quality of life of our vision-impaired patients through our dedication, knowledge and expertise.

Success Statistics

Long-term clinical experience combined with our knowledge is applied to each individual case. Treatments are customized to a patient’s needs, using an optimal course of electric stimulation to achieve the best results.

This is one of the reasons 75% of our patients see improvement in their vision after a single course of treatment.

Some Stats to Consider

Patients Treated (1993-2019):	More than 10,000
Success Rate After One Treatment: *	Responders: More than 75% Change over baseline ranged from 7%-95% (in average 37%)
Success Rate After Two Treatments	Change over baseline: average 54%
Vision Related Quality of Life Score:	More than 80% of responders have reported improved quality of life
Years Developing Vision Methods and Treating Patients:	25 years
Research and Clinical Publications:	More than 20
Patents	6

*% of those patients who are being treated for improvement

History of Development

2015

Berlin, Germany. Anton Fedorov founded a Restore Vision Clinic in Berlin. Fedorov Clinic was established to improve and maximize eyesight and the quality of life of vision impaired patients through dedication, knowledge and expertise.

2013

Germany. The CE approved the device for electrical stimulation therapy and the technology developed with participation of Anton Fedorov became available in Germany.

2012

Germany. Electrical stimulation therapy received Class Ib Confirmation of Effectiveness – Which means that there is high level of evidence that this medical approach is confirmed to be effective, improving disturbed visual function.

2009- 2011

Germany. Four independent clinical trials (placebo controlled, double blind, randomized, multicenter) were conducted. Anton Fedorov was the Medical Director (Magdeburg Medical School), and a consultant for four centers in Germany.

2007

Berlin, Germany. Anton Fedorov is the founder of EBS Technologies GmbH. He worked there as medical director until February 2013.

2007

Russia. The first pilot study with “Brainstim” to use electrical stimulation therapy for patients in minimal concussion state and coma was conducted in Department of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation at the Russian Polenov Neurosurgery Institute.

2007

Germany. “Brainstim“ electrical stimulator was used in its first placebo controlled, double blind clinical trial for patients with a damaged optic nerve (Medical School Magdeburg University). This approach was proven to be effective in improving vision.

2007

Russia. A new patent was approved that covered the proposed method to treat, with therapeutic electrical stimulation, different disturbed visual and non visual (motor, speech, cognition) functions.

2006

The first computer-based device, the Brainstim for electrical stimulation therapy, was developed as an industrially available device by a team led by Anton Fedorov. The technology and device were presented in Germany.

2005

As of 2005, there were 8,000 patients with optic nerve damage, retinal disease and amblyopia that were treated with electrical stimulation therapy. Results were presented in London at the conference "VISION".

2005

The company 'Center for Clinical Electrostimulation' headed by Anton Fedorov was incorporated (in Saint-Petersburg, Russia) to focus on the development of modern equipment for therapeutic electrical stimulation.

2002- 2005

The method of electrical stimulation therapy was evaluated for use on patients that suffered from brain stroke. Julia Chibisova conducted treatments confirming that stroke patients can benefit from the treatment gaining improved disturbed motor, speech and cognitive functions.

1996- 1999

1,500 patients were subjected to therapeutic electrical stimulation. The method began to be more frequently used for several retina diseases, such as retinitis pigmentosa and macular degeneration. Three new patents were received.

1996

The second generation device for non-invasive therapeutic electrical stimulation was developed under Anton Fedorov's supervision, significantly extending the flexibility of treatment, which led to increased positive follow-ups.

1996

Results were presented that were sufficient in proving the main concept, allowing the treatment method to be patented. The first patent for non-invasive electrical stimulation therapy to improve vision loss caused by optic nerve damage, retina disease and amblyopia was obtained.

1993

Dr. (Staatl. Med.Univ. St.Petersburg) Anton Fedorov began his work at the Human Brain Institute. From 1990 to 1996, about 3,500 patients with vision deterioration caused by optic nerve damage were treated in the Lab of Sensory Systems.

1990

Russia. The Human Brain Institute was founded. The Lab of Sensory Systems was opened and therapeutic electrical stimulation began to be a publicly available treatment for vision restoration.

1984

Russia. Neurosurgery department of Military Medical Academy. For the first time worldwide invasive electrical stimulations of damaged optic nerve were performed with positive results. This was a breakthrough in ophthalmology.

A Team Dedicated to Help Recover Your Vision

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Anton Fedorov,
Dr (Med.Univ. St.Petersburg)

Major Physician, Founder and Head of the Clinic
Field of interest: Neuro-Ophthalmology, Neurology, Rehabilitation

In 1993, Anton Fedorov graduated with distinction from Saint-Petersburg Medical University in Russia. From 1993 to 2004, he worked as a neurologist and researcher at the Human Brain Institute in St. Petersburg, where he used the method of non-invasive therapeutic electrical stimulation on patients with vision disorders in his clinical practice. With his direct participation, more than 5,000 patients were treated and the main results of stimulation were published. This period of work and study led to the new and patented methods of electrical stimulation.

From 1999 to 2003, Anton Fedorov wrote and defended a thesis in neurology titled, "Restore Vision at Focal and Diffuse Brain Impairment." As a practical neurologist, from 2004 to 2008, he worked in different neurological clinics at St. Petersburg and then in the State Neurosurgery Institute in Saint Petersburg. His knowledge and professional interest in the field of restorative medicine led him to move his activities to this particular field - creating a company for the development of medical devices for electrical stimulation.

In June of 2006, a team headed by Anton Fedorov developed an electronic device for application of therapeutic electrical stimulation, based on the computed electrostimulator with EEG feedback. The long-term clinical experience gained by using this technology allowed him, in February 2007, to patent a new approach to restoring disturbed brain functions in visually impaired patients. This allowed for the assessment of a new path of treatment that provides patients with new advantages to existing ophthalmological and neurological deficits.

In 2007, Anton Fedorov founded the company "EBS Technologies" in Berlin, Germany, where he worked as medical director from 2008 to February 2013. The first CE-approved medical system in Europe, "New Wave", focuses on therapeutic, non-invasive, brain stimulation, and was developed with his prominent input. The double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial conducted in Germany confirmed how this approach improves the patient's vision.

After being a neurologist in a German neurological clinic from 2013 to 2015, he then opened his own clinic in Berlin, in April 2015. The Restore Vision Clinic offers personalized medical care through Anton Fedorov's extensive knowledge, expertise and dedication to this field of medicine.

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Julia Chibisova, Physician

In 1994, Julia Chibisova graduated from Saint Petersburg Medical University in Russia. Since that time, she worked as a neurologist in the Department of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Medical Genetics of Mechnikov State Medical Academy in Saint-Petersburg, Russia. During the same time, she continued her clinical work and was a teacher on the staff lecturing on neurology and medical genetics.

From 2002 until 2005, Julia Chibisova performed her thesis on the development of new methods for the rehabilitation of patients who suffered a stroke using a method of non-invasive brain stimulation. In 2005, her thesis was defended with great success. The results of her work gave significant motivation to the understanding of the mechanisms of the impulse-current effect on the brain. They allowed for the development of a new method of recovery from cerebral-function disorders, such as stroke sequellae as movement disorders (hemiparesis), speech disorders (aphasia), and mnestic (memory decrease) and depressive conditions.

These clinical findings were implemented and patented in 2007 as a new medical approach, dedicated to the restoration of disturbed brain functions for patients suffering after ischemic stroke.

In February 2012, Julia Chibisova started working in Germany as a neurologist in the neurological hospitals. After the opening in 2015 of the Restore Vision Clinic in Berlin, she moved her work to the center.

Access our list of Publications and patents here

About the Fedorov Restore Vision Clinic

Developing vision restoration methods and treating patients since 1993

Anton Fedorov and his Restore Vision Clinic