Dry Eye and IPL
Watery Eye
Blepharitis
Chalazion
Eye Lid Surgery
Blepharoplasty
Scarless Ptosis Correction
Dry Eye and IPL
Watery Eye
Blepharitis
Chalazion
Eye Lid Surgery
Blepharoplasty
Scarless Ptosis Correction
Our specialist team is based at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London.
We have over 40 years of Ophthalmic expertise.
We offer an array of specialist treatments.
Oculoplastic, Lacrimal and Adnexal Surgery.
Advanced Dry Eye Clinics TM
Multidisciplinary Surgical Team procedures in the peri-ocular area.
Blepharitis, dry and watery eye management.
Offering in house bespoke customised treatments and take home maintenance options.
Oculoplastic Surgery
Scarless Ptosis correction
Blepharoplasty
Chalazion and Stye
Precision eyelid lumps diagnosis, medical and surgical solutions.
Dry Eye IPL
Blepharitis Specialist Care
Watery Eyes
Punctal Plugs
Punctoplasty
Endonasal DCR
Dacryocystorhinostomy
Our latest addition to range of treatments for blepharitis and dry eyes includes IPL and BlePhex TM combined with Manual Meibomian gland Expression.
In Partnership with Multidisciplinary Teams
Dermatology
Maxillo-Facial Surgery
ENT Surgery
Endocrinology
Rheumatology
Neurology
Neurosurgery
Neuro-Radiology
Optometry
Emergency Ophthalmology
We are a Specialist Team based at the world renowed Moorfields Eye Hospital.
With over 40 years in Ophthalmic Practice
we decided to share our passion by helping deliver advanced patient tailored treatments for blepharitis and dry eyes, aesthetic treatments with botulinum toxin injectable and oculoplastic procedures at your doorstep.
By utilising specialist medical expertise and cutting edge technologies
(IPL, BlephEx)
we are dedicated to treating the underlying condition, improving the symptoms and signs of dry eyes and providing you with excellent outcomes.
Dry and Watery Eyes
Blepharitis (IPL, Blephex)
Styes
Chalazion
We offer tailored approach to match individual needs for blepharitis, dry and watery eyes. Our assessment process ensures that each patient is assessed by Oculoplastic Specialist. Each follow on session is approximately one hour long and provided by expert Optometrist who undertakes a variety of treatments. The aim is to help troublesome eyes in need of special care and attention and to help our patients have more comfortable ocular experience day in and day out.
What is IPL Therapy?
Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses pulses of light to target inflammation and improve the function of the meibomian glands — small oil-producing glands in your eyelids that are essential for maintaining healthy tear film.
IPL is commonly used in dermatology, but it has been adapted as an effective treatment for blepharitis and dry eye disease, particularly when associated with meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) and rosacea.
One of the most effective treatments for Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD), Blepharitis, Recurrent Chalazia and Dry eye symptoms.
Manual Meibomian Gland Expression is preceded by gentle eye lid heating in a relaxing atmosphere. Our expert opometrist will use a gentle method to unblock and cleanse blocked pores which contribute to chronic dry eye symptoms and all the conditions mentioned above.
BlephEx TM is recommended for management of dry eyes, blepharitis and Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD). This treatment can significantly improve symptoms of blepharitis, MGD and dry eye syndrome (DES). Available as part of our treatment package.
Medical treatment with anti microbial, anti inflammatory or immunosuppressive therapies may be indicated.
Diagnosis, medical treatment and precision removal of eyelid leisons. Eyelids are populated by numerous small glads, which when congested, inflammed or infected become troublesome. We offer full consultation and can discuss various immediate and long term treatment options including medical and surgical management of eye lid cysts as well as any lump in the periocular area.
This quick surgical procedure is advocated for persistent chalazia.
Eye lid skin can develop changes due to UV light exposure ( actinic keratosis, basal cell papillomas, carcinoma and melanoma amongs others). New, growing lesions particularly if the changes become accelerated should be assessed and in some cases removed (excision or incision biopsy).
As well as posing an aesthetics concern these should be assessed promptly and we advocate early consultation with our specialists.
Upper and lower eye lids are prone to developing skin laxity as the skin layer in this area is the thinnest skin in human body. Blepharoplasty can significantly improve appearance and in some cases improve vision if the excess skin obstructs visual axis. We offer Blepharoplasty surgery and would be happy to discuss your needs.
Ptosis is usually referred to conditions causing lowered or droopy upper eyelid. There are many underlying causes including contact lens wear, neurological causes eg.Horner‘s Syndrome or age related changes. We provide full consultation process to establish the cause and offer surgical options, including posterior approach, under local anaesthetic with sedation.
Eye lid laxity can lead to in-turning of eyelid which is termed 'entropion'. This condition contributes to development of uncomfortable, dry and red eye with discharge which can lead to permanent reduction in vision secondary to corneal changes if left untreated. We offer botulinum toxin or surgery for simple and complex entropion correction and often this surgery is covered by medical insurance providers.
Eye lid can become slightly lax due to a variety of causes. Out-turning of the eye lid is also known as an 'ectropion' of the eyelid.
Ectropion contributes to development of uncomfortable, dry or watery, red eye. If untreated reduction in vision may result secondary to surface corneal involvement.
We offer surgery for simple and complex ectropion correction and often this surgery is covered by medical insurance providers.
Tailored diagnosis and treatment for a variety of causes of dry and watery eyes. Surgical options available for complex lacrimal cases, assessment by Oculoplastic, Maxillofacial and ENT surgeons.
Having watery eyes could significantly affect quality of life. As a part of full ocular assessment we offer lacrimal syringing to assess flow of tears into the drainage pathway. Blocked lacrimal system can be treated, most often surgically depending on the exact level of obstruction. Surgical options range from punctoplasty (a small outpatient procedure) to Dacryocystorhinostomy DCR.
Punctoplasty can be recommended in case of narrow or blocked entrance of the tear drainage system (the punctum). Punctoplasty opens the entry point into the tear drainage system and allows tears to drain away from ocular surface improving watery eyes. This is a minor procedure usually performed under local anaesthesia.
Punctual plugs are tiny devices (size of grain of rice) that can be inserted into the puncti, eye lid openings of the tear drainage system. They prevent tear drainage from the eye and can improve the comfort and symptoms of dry eyes ( pain, redness, blurred vision etc.) They can be easily removed too.
Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) surgery is a procedure that aims to eliminate fluid and mucus retention within the lacrimal sac, and to increase tear drainage for relief of epiphora (water running down the face). Endonasal approach eliminates skin scar and is perfumed using endoscope.
For treatment of fine smile lines and wrinkles we offer a full range of options, and a video consultations prior to treatment.
For any new contact lens related concerns, red sore eyes, new sudden lumps and bumps in the periocular area, eye lid or corneal abrasions.
Sudden onset of red eye can be a sign of mild conditions such as allergic conjunctivitis but may also indicate more serious causes such as infective conjunctivitis, sub conjunctival haemorrhage, bacterial or herpetic keratitis, uveitis and glaucoma. If the red eye is accompanied by reduction in visual acuity it should be treated as medical emergency and an ophthalmic opinion is needed.