Oculoplastic Surgery

Specialist assessment and treatment of eyelid and periocular conditions.

Overview

Specialist assessment and treatment of eyelid and periocular conditions, including personalised treatment planning for functional and reconstructive needs.

Common Symptoms

Drooping eyelids affecting vision
Eyelid lesions or irregularities
Watery eyes from tear drainage issues
Irritation from eyelid malposition

How We Assess

Eyelid and ocular surface examination
Assessment of visual impact and function
Photographic documentation where appropriate
Pre-procedure planning

Treatment Options

Upper and lower lid blepharoplasty for suitable patients.
Ptosis evaluation and repair pathways
Eyelid lesion assessment and removal pathways
Tear drainage procedure planning
Functional eyelid surgery with personalised treatment for suitable patients

What To Expect

Consultation includes discussion of functional goals, treatment suitability, and expected recovery. Where required, we arrange onward surgical pathways.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral for oculoplastic surgery?

Referral requirements can vary by your insurer and clinical pathway. Contact our team and we will guide you on what documents to bring.

How quickly should I be seen if symptoms worsen?

If symptoms are worsening quickly, especially with sudden vision changes or severe pain, seek urgent medical assessment immediately rather than waiting for a routine appointment.

What happens during my first oculoplastic surgery consultation?

Your first visit includes symptom review, targeted eye examination, and discussion of appropriate next steps for diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up.

Website content is for general education only and does not replace personal medical advice. If you have severe pain, sudden vision loss, or eye trauma, seek urgent medical care immediately.