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We are specialised in certain facial procedures such as Blepharoplasty.
We have a particular interest and expertise in procedures in treatments around the eye, but this is not where it stops. Cosmetic procedures by their very nature need to be personalised so bespoke treatment is the standard. This is what we aim for at Midland Eye.
If you are interested in obtaining advice and consulting us, please make sure that you bring along photographs of the areas of concern. They need to be photographs without a smile, as natural as possible. This will allow assessment of your particular problem in the best way.
Our consultant ophthalmic surgeon Mr Tristan Reuser explains what oculoplastic surgery is and answers some frequently asked questions.
Cosmetic eye surgery refers to procedures that improve the appearance of the eyes, helping to enhance beauty while maintaining or improving eye health. Common procedures include eyelid lifts, wrinkle reduction, and more.
A condition where the lower eyelid droops away from the eye, causing discomfort and exposure. Surgical correction can restore proper eyelid positioning, reducing symptoms like dryness and irritation.
Treatment involves the removal of cancerous growths on or around the eyelids while preserving eyelid function. Early diagnosis and treatment are critical for preventing further damage.
Small, non-cancerous growths around the eye, such as styes or cysts, can be safely removed with minor surgery or other medical procedures.
A popular cosmetic and functional procedure to remove excess skin, fat, or muscle from the upper or lower eyelids. It helps reduce sagging and puffiness around the eyes, resulting in a refreshed, youthful appearance.
Involuntary eyelid movements or twitches can cause discomfort or vision disruption. Treatments include botulinum toxin injections (Botox) to relax the muscles.
Facial paralysis, affecting eyelid function and facial expression, can be treated with reconstructive surgery to improve both appearance and eyelid function.
This condition involves the drooping of the upper eyelid, which may interfere with vision. Ptosis surgery corrects this by tightening the muscles responsible for lifting the eyelid.
Excessive tearing due to blocked tear ducts or other conditions can be addressed through surgical procedures to restore normal tear drainage.
