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- Category: Blog
- What is a Chalazion and how can you treat it?
- Do ophthalmologists for animals exist?
- Category: Skin
- My big skin freckles: causes of pigmented skin lesions
- Congenital naevi – I was born with a mole on my face
- Simple precautions to prevent melanoma
- I don’t know if my skin mole is malignant: Atypical moles
- Pigmented skin lesions
- My age pigmented spots: Lentigenes
- Squamous Cell Carcinoma Exam: Should I have one?
- Where can I read up more about actinic keratoses?
- What does squamous cell carcinoma look like?
- Top Sun Safety Tips against Skin Cancer
- How can Actinic Keratosis be treated?
- How do I know if I have got a squamous cell carcinoma?
- Squamous Cell Carcinoma
- How do I know if I have got an actinic keratosis?
- Should I have my mole biopsied?
- What is Actinic Keratosis (AK)?
- Malignant Melanoma – What you need to know
- Category: Eye
- What do patients experience before age-related macular degeneration AMD treatment?
- At what age should you get a general eye check-up?
- Little-known ways to treat meibomian gland dysfunction at home
- Suffering from an itchy, red eye? We’ll diagnose your condition and provide the right treatment
- Why is shortsightedness on the rise?
- How we may be able to slow myopia development and progression in children in the near future using Atropine
- An exciting development in the treatment for myopia in children – and what you can do to help
- Act now to halt progression of myopia in your child
- Sunlight can slow the progression of myopia in your child
- Half the world population will suffer from myopia by 2050, experts predict
- Rest your brain and your eyes for better health
- Switch off your computer – and relax! Your eyes will feel better for it
- Give yourself a computer holiday
- What does the orthoptist do for adult patients? Part 2
- What does the orthoptist do for adult patients? Part 1
- The Orthoptist’s role looking after children
- What is an Orthoptist and what do they do?
- Have you ever thought about what happens to your contact lenses when you throw them away?
- How should we dispose of our daily wear contact lenses?
- Why do you feel a foreign body sensation in your eye – Part 3
- Why do you feel a foreign body sensation in your eye? – Part 2
- Why do you feel a foreign body sensation in your eye – Part 1
- What is the best way to get an eyelash out of my eye?
- Help me get rid of a foreign body object in my eye – However, a word of warning!
- Help me get rid of a foreign body object in my eye – How to help others
- Help me to get rid of a foreign body object in my eye
- Learn how you can treat a corneal foreign body
- Take immediate action if you feel your eyes burn
- What everyone ought to know about sleep in your eyes
- How to prevent getting a corneal abrasion
- How long does it take for a corneal abrasion to heal?
- “Please help me cure my eye discharge”
- How to treat corneal abrasion
- Are you driving when your vision says you shouldn’t?
- How to get rid of headaches by getting hooded eyelid treatment
- Have severe shortsightedness? You may be at risk of a retinal detachment
- Surgery for Ingrowing Eyelashes
- Professor Michel Michaelides teaches ophthalmologists in China
- What it is like having glaucoma and then eyelid surgery
- Ptosis Surgery in Young Adults aged 25 to 40
- Professor Michaelides shares his expectations for the future of retinal disease diagnostics and treatments
- Are low vision aids helpful to patients with Inherited Retinal Diseases?
- Michel Michaelides advancing the retinal speciality of Inherited Retinal Disease
- What concerns patients about their vision?
- Professor Michaelides as a medical retinal expert on inherited retinal diseases
- Michel Michaelides on his private practice, research and the NHS
- Improved vision after eyelid blepharoplasty ptosis surgery
- The removal of stitches after the eyelid blepharoplasty and ptosis surgery
- What Mr R remembers from his Eyelid Blepharoplasty Surgery
- Mr R’s admission for eyelid surgery
- Mr R’s Eyelid surgery – Where to perform
- Why Mr R had his eyelid surgery
- How can you help your vision if you have achromatopsia?
- Interview with Shahlaa who has Achromatopsia
- What is Achromatopsia?
- Eye Anatomy – An introduction
- Eyelash extensions and conjunctivitis
- If you have a diagnosis of Retinitis Pigmentosa
- Retinitis Pigmentosa Gene Therapy Study
- If you have Retinitis Pigmentosa
- Fighting Retinal Blindness from Retinitis Pigmentosa
- Retinal Blog: Arterial Occlusion and eye emergencies
- Vascular occlusion – where ophthalmology meets cardiovascular disease
- Ophthalmology blog: Vein occlusions
- A simple eye test to detect Alzheimer’s disease
- Potential drug treatments for retinitis pigmentosa and Usher syndrome
- Usefulness of genetic testing for inherited retinal disease
- What is genetic testing for inherited retinal disease?
- Viral conjunctivitis or red eye
- Inherited Retinal Diseases (IRD): Potential new drugs for retinitis pigmentosa and Usher syndrome
- Know your Surgeon
- Diagnose and prevent Alzheimer’s from looking at retina
- Adult strabismus
- An eye Injury from a flying paper bag
- Jane Olver to chair BOPSS 2017 Lacrimal Session
- Personal experience with a foreign body: Part 2
- My Subconjunctival Foreign Body: Part 1
- Angle-closure glaucoma – urgent vision problem
- What happens in combined external and endoscopic DCR?
- Which is better, external or endoscopic DCR?
- Blepharoplasty makes the world a brighter place
- How do you get keratitis?
- Keratitis – Urgent Eye Problem
- If you have a floater
- My personal experience with floaters and flashers
- What is an eye floater?
- How do I treat my stye?
- Urgent eye problems treated at Clinica London
- Recurrent Erosion Syndrome
- Subtarsal Foreign Body – STFB
- Urgent eye problem – Corneal Abrasion
- Types of entropion
- When should I seek urgent eye care?
- Corneal Foreign Body – what happens at Clinica London
- Urgent eye problem – corneal foreign body
- My eyelid bruise – Part 2
- My Eyelid Bruise after the eyelid surgery – Part 1
- Entropion Surgery – What happens on the day?
- Entropion: causes and treatments
- Saving more sight with new glaucoma DARC test
- Ectropion from eyelid tumour incompletely excised
- Ectropion assessment
- Ectropion: types, reasons and treatments
- Flow, happiness and eyelid surgery
- Is functional eyelid surgery expensive at Clinica London?
- What happens on the day of functional upper eyelid surgery?
- Phenylephrine test and ptosis surgery
- What happens during a ptosis assessment?
- Upper eyelid ptosis in adults
- Functional eyelid surgery: reasons and categories
- The medical necessity of upper eyelid surgery
- What is the difference between cosmetic and functional upper eyelid surgery?
- Home Care: What should the patient do after eyelid surgery?
- What does Ms Jane Olver do in eyelid surgery?
- Can my functional eyelid surgery be done as local anaesthetic surgery at Clinica London?
- Will my insurance company pay for my upper eyelid surgery?
- Hooded Eyelids, a functional problem?
- Upper eyelid blepharoplasty in elderly people
- Benefits of blepharoplasty or ptosis operation
- E-passports, Facial and Eyelid Recognition
- Eyelids, Oculoplastic Surgery and Biometrics
- World Glaucoma Week
- Connecting People who are Blind
- Glaucoma testing
- Diagnosis and Treatment of Macular Pathology
- Glaucoma and retinal degeneration risk is reduced by physical fitness and aerobic exercise
- Surgical Options for Myopia Treatment
- Patient Options for eye surgery and treatments
- Research in Inherited Retinal Disease
- The Zika virus and risks of retinopathy
- Parkinson’s Early Diagnosis Linked with Retina Exams
- Aerobic Exercise Reduces Risk of Glaucoma and Retinal Degeneration
- Subtle damage of Glaucoma
- What is the food that can really improve your eyesight?
- The most common types of Conjunctivitis (pt. 2 of 2)
- The most common types of Conjunctivitis (pt. 1)
- Can using a smart phone with only one eye open lead to temporary blindness?
- When did I first become interested in ophthalmology?
- Yoga for your eyes
- How eyes see it
- Your Oculoplastic and Lacrimal Surgeon
- What do Oculoplastic and Lacrimal Surgeons? – Part 2
- What do Oculoplastic and Lacrimal Surgeons Do? – Part 1
- What is Oculoplastic and Lacrimal surgery ?
- Does eyelid surgery hurt?
- Frequently asked questions about glaucoma – part 2
- Frequently asked questions about Glaucoma – Part 1
- What is A Chalazion and how can you treat it?
- What is ptosis and how can you treat it?
- What is fibrin adhesive?
- What is your experience with blepharoplasty treatment?
- What are the benefits of upper eyelid blepharoplasty?
- Does dacryocystitis hurt and does it require urgent treatment?
- What is dermatochalasis and how is it treated?
- What is the difference between a corneal ulcer and a corneal abrasion?
- What is meibomianitis and how is it treated?
- What is dacryocystitis and how do you treat it?
- What is your training in oculoplastics?
- Treating glaucoma with lasers and surgery
- What is Oculoplastic Surgery?
- Glaucoma management: lowering intraocular pressure
- What causes secondary glaucoma?
- Glaucoma tests – Part 2
- Glaucoma tests – Part 1
- What is the treatment for upper eyelid hooding?
- The two most common types of primary glaucoma
- What causes red sore eyes?
- What are punctal plugs?
- Where does oculoplastic surgery take place?
- What types of anaesthesia are available?
- What is your availability for oculoplastics?
- What are inherited retinal diseases?
- What is the vitreous and what is the retina?
- If I am diagnosed with glaucoma do I need urgent care?
- What are the advantages of getting glaucoma treatment privately?
- What is your training, background and experience as a glaucoma surgeon?
- Of all the glaucoma specialists, why should I choose you?
- What are the new surgical options for glaucoma?
- What are the treatment options for glaucoma?
- What are the symptoms of glaucoma?
- Who is more likely to get glaucoma?
- What test can I expect from a consultation?
- What is glaucoma?
- Victorian hot spoons still ease chalazia today
- Blepharitis
- Cataracts and Cloudy Vision
- Jones Tubes Ten days On
- Michel Michaelides Profile
- Jaheed Khan Profile
- Cataracts – What to Expect
- Retina and Cataract at Clinica
- Renaissance man
- Jones Tubes Update
- The Growth of Oculoplastics
- Category: About Clinica London
- If you have cataracts and age-related vision degeneration, Mr Jaheed Khan can help you
- If you suffer from genetic eye disease you should see Professor Michel Michaelides
- If you suffer from glaucoma or cataracts, you should see Ms Laura Crawley
- When should you get a general eye check up? – Part 2
- When should you get a general eye check up? – Part 1
- How to visit Clinica London without setting foot outside your home!
- Clinica London’s New Year Resolutions 2018
- Is it possible to cure a squint or strabismus with eye exercises?
- How your age affects your face
- Levi’s 505
- About Miss Jane Olver Oculoplastic Surgeon and Founder Clinica London
- Botox and fillers for men and women
- Crepey upper eyelid skin may require Eyelid surgery
- Clinica London Evolution 2011 to 2017
- Four facts about Professor Michel Michaelides
- Reintroducing Professor Michel Michaelides, Consultant Ophthalmologist
- British Oculoplastic Surgery Society Meeting Part 2
- British Oculoplastic Surgery Society Meeting Part 1
- Are you doing some meditation?
- The BOPSS Meeting: A once-a-year event for oculoplastic surgeons
- Clinica London five-star service
- Patients’ reviews are highly valued at Clinica London
- Treatment processes at Clinica London
- Skiing in winter
- Clinica London Shop and Dispensing Pharmacy
- Category: Aesthetic
- Dark circles: Find the best treatment
- Here’s how to make glabella lines disappear
- How we perform wrinkle reduction
- How blepharoplasty or Botox treats your glabellar lines
- Want your sagging brows raised? Get a Botox brow lift
- How Botulinum toxin can help to prevent scars
- Botox is effective for the treatment of facial and eyelid scarring
- Wake up to our fabulous treatments that will boost tired, sunken-looking eyes
- Botulinum toxin is used medically and cosmetically – and even improves the appearance of scars
- How can we prevent wrinkles?
- Plagued by dark under-eye circles? We can get rid of them
- Don’t look so surprised – we can give you a non-surgical eyebrow lift that will look great
- Customers flock to our clinic to get their crow’s feet fixed
- Down with the frown – banish the vertical forehead lines that make you look grumpy
- Bothered by skin tags? We can remove them
- Are you tired of looking tired? We can fix your drooping eyelid
- Troubled by skin tags? Have them removed quickly and painlessly
- Hand rejuvenation with skin boosters
- Restylane skin boosters – Part 2
- Restylane skin boosters – Part 1
- Men too want Botox, at ages 35 to 75 years old – Part 3
- Men too want Botox, from ages 35 to 75 – Part 2
- Men too want Botox, from age 35 to 75 – Part 1
- Do men have fillers?
- Fillers for wrinkles and under eye dark circles
- Why do I use TISSEEL fibrin adhesive with eyelid surgery? – Part 2
- Why do I use TISSEEL fibrin adhesive with eyelid surgery? – Part 1
- Facial rejuvenation for men
- What is Calf Botox?
- Improve your confidence by getting your droopy eyelids fixed
- Lip filler reversal with hyaluronidase
- Wrinkles under the eyes – How to prevent ageing
- Look more refreshed by getting upper eyelid blepharoplasty
- Want to look more awake? Get a ptosis cure
- Do your eyes look asymmetrical? Get ptosis correction
- How to find pricing for ptosis treatment to fix drooping eyelids
- Droopy eyelids? Learn about Ptosis surgery options
- Drooping eyelids? Discover the best age to have ptosis surgery
- Camera shy? Look better in pictures after ptosis surgery
- Risks Of Reverse Filler
- What does the Hyaluronidase do?
- Can I have a small amount of Hyaluronidase enzyme injected to reverse my HA filler?
- My child has a droopy eyelid – should I be worried?
- Feel and look younger in a few weeks after ptosis correction
- Get droopy eyelid lifting and enjoy socialising again
- Enjoy a more symmetrical face with an easy lift of droopy eyelids
- Stop headaches when you get upper blepharoplasty for your ptosis (drooping eyelids)
- Droopy eyelids making you look sleepy when you’re not? Get droopy eyelid surgery
- Look more awake and refreshed by fixing your droopy eyelids
- Now you can have droopy eyelid correction without missing more than 5 days off work
- How to lift drooping eyelids and improve your vision and youthfulness
- How to become alert and refreshed when you get droopy eyelid surgery
- The quickest and easiest way to look more youthful
- Answered: your most burning questions about droopy eyelids
- How the eyes can deceive – a ptosis or drooping eyelid
- How to look more energetic – it is all in the eyes
- Treating ageing lips with filler
- See better after a droopy eyelid cure
- Get rid of drooping eyelids once and for all
- You too can have symmetrical wide awake looking eyelids with upper eyelid ptosis correction
- Discover how to look younger – fix your ptosis
- Cosmetic ptosis surgery in young adult patients
- Are you tired of looking tired all the time
- The Face and Eyes – The Reflection of the Soul
- “I have no problem looking people in the eye now”
- Aesthetic treatments for those aged 65 to 80
- Aesthetic treatments in the 40 to 65 age group
- Drooping eyelids in older people
- Blepharoplasty – Eyelid surgery doesn’t mean you need to lose what makes you ‘you’
- The first step towards a more refreshed and youthful look – my step-by-step aesthetic assessment
- Surgical and non-surgical options for fixing tired looking eyes
- Aesthetic facial and periorbital treatments
- Aesthetic and rejuvenation assessment
- Jennifer Crawley explains intralesional steroid injections
- Dr Jennifer Crawley on the treatment of keloid scars at Clinica London
- Heidi’s experience after fixing her drooping upper eyelid with ptosis surgery
- Heidi’s experience before and during fixing her drooping upper eyelid with ptosis surgery
- Skin health, traffic pollution and lack of sleep on skin ageing
- Skin health, sleep and environmental factors on skin ageing
- Skin Ageing and Sun: What happens in Photoaging?
- Preparing for a wedding
- Are you getting married or attending a wedding this Summer?
- Luxury fillers
- Everyday Botox and Fillers: The normalisation of botox and dermal fillers
- Know your Surgeon part 2: The Future for Cosmetic Surgery Regulation
- Raise your sagging eyebrows with Botox brow lift
- My child has a drooping eyelid
- Previous lower eyelid blepharoplasty volume loss: using the cannula for TearFill
- Previous lower eyelid blepharoplasty volume loss: How TearFill is done Part 2
- Previous lower eyelid blepharoplasty volume loss: the eventual need for Restylane filler. Part 1
- Upper eyelid surgery can transform patients’ life
- The symptoms of droopy eyelids in children
- Cosmetic surgery statistics
- Patients should accept the most appropriate treatment
- Anti-ageing treatments at Clinica London
- Cosmetic surgery decline?
- Can I have only part of my hyaluronate filler reversed? Partial HyaloFix
- Patients always ask us ‘Is Ultherapy uncomfortable?’
- How to protect your skin: part 2
- How to protect skin from ageing: part 1
- Anti-ageing dermal fillers: Sculptra
- Under Eye Hollows – under the knife or injectables?
- Ultrasound treatment of the face, neck and décolletage
- Keep smiling and reduce crow’s feet around the eyes
- Can I get rid of my dark circles under my eyes?
- Non-surgical cosmetic procedures
- Facial assessment for aesthetic treatments
- How does Ultherapy work?
- Under the Knife – Drooping Eyelids Surgery
- Eyelid surgery: a natural look
- The importance of understanding your Botulinum Toxin (Botox ™) treatment
- Selfies and Image
- Teenage Cosmetic Treatments
- GMC guidance on cosmetic surgery
- Ageing skin – The best treatment: Tretinoin
- Anti-ageing Dermal Fillers: Sculptra
- Hyaluronate gel fillers: How easy are they to reverse?
- HyaloFix reverse filler
- Does Hyaluronidase reverse filler? HyaloFix
- Information about Ultherapy: What’s important to know?
- What happens after an aesthetic assessment?
- Do Oculoplastic Surgeons Do Aesthetic Medical and Surgical Treatments and Surgery?
- I think I have a droopy eyelid?
- What is a transconjunctival blepharoplasty?
- Will I have stitches after my upper eyelid blepharoplasty?
- What does TearFill treat and what are the benefits of using it?
- What is sutureless blepharoplasty?
- What are the benefits of SculptEyes?
- How do you treat dark circles under your eyes?
- Can you treat eye bags or malar bags?
- What is Hyalofix and what are its benefits?
- What are the treatment options for scars?
- What can you do about lower eyelid bags?
- What is Ultherapy?
- What is Sculptra?
- What is hyaluronidase?
- What are dermal fillers?
- What are anti-wrinkle injections and BOTOX injections?
- An overview of the medical aesthetic treatments offered
- What happens during an appointment for Ageing and Diabetic Maculopathy?
- Are there any recent advances in treatments for Ageing and Diabetic Maculopathy?
- What is a brow lift and what are the benefits of having this procedure?
- Can I get rid of my eye bags?
- Can I treat eye bags?
- Anti wrinkle Newsletter December 3rd 2014
- Aesthetic Rejuvenation Assessment
- Hyaluronidase enzyme
- Beautiful hands with Restylane
- Filler Regulations
- Fillers
- Sculptra
- VAT on Cosmetic Plastic Surgery?
- Art Appreciation at Clinica London
- Non-Surgical Rejuvenation at Geneva
- Putting Back the Clock
- Clinica London – International Beauty
- Restylane
- International Eyelid Surgery
- Category: Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD)
- Beware the silent thief of sight – glaucoma is just one of the Big Three sight-threatening diseases of middle age
- Cataracts and age-related macular degeneration (AMD) often occur together with ageing, but Mr Jaheed Khan can help you
- How Jaheed Khan conducts an age-related macular degeneration assessment
- The future of AMD treatment
- How do you know if you have AMD?
- How many injections will I need for my AMD?
- Injections for wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD)
- Risk factors for AMD
- Treatment of Wet Age Related Macular Degeneration
- Treating AMD
- What is Age-related Macular Degeneration?
- How do Medical Retinal Specialists manage a patient who might have a possible drug induced retinopathy?
- Medical Retina Specialists: Screening role for Hydroxychloroquine Retinopathy
- Medical Retina Specialists: Medical Retina Meeting
- Genetic testing for inherited retinal disease and age-related macular degeneration
- Serous retinal detachment in patients with kidney disease and on dialysis
- The robbers of vision in the elderly
- Eye checks can prevent loss of vision
- Medical Retina industry and developments
- Distorted vision
- Diet and age-related macular degeneration
- Five tips to protect against AMD
- World’s First Retinal Cell Transplant
- Foods and supplements help improve your vision
- How to test yourself for signs of Age-related Macular Degeneration using an Amsler Chart
- How do you price your surgeries and treatments?
- What is Michel Michaelides’ background and experience?
- What questions should I ask to ensure I am seeing the most qualified surgeon?
- What are the symptoms of inherited Retinal Diseases in children?
- Why did you choose to work at Clinica London?
- What is Jaheed Khan’s background and experience?
- What test will I require for age related macular degeneration?
- Category: Allergic Eye Disease
- Category: Amblyopia
- Category: Anti Wrinkle
- Category: Blepharoplasty
- Can you fix ptosis without surgery?
- How can you find the best treatment for ptosis?
- How to find the best ptosis surgeon in London for you
- Take 30 minutes to get started with fixing your ptosis
- Give me 30 minutes of your time and I will tell you how to find the best treatment for ptosis
- Treatment of Ptosis
- What is a Ptosis?
- Roger’s Blepharitis
- Category: Brian Leatherbarrow
- If I need to have skin and fat removed from the eyelid, can it be done together?
- What is Mohs Micrographic surgery and how does it work?
- How can I tell whether my eyelid bump is something more serious?
- What kind of eyelid bumps are there?
- Oculoplastic Surgery: How can I expect my eyes to look, over time, after having the blepharoplasty?
- What is Brian Leatherbarrow’s training and experience in oculoplastic, orbital and lacrimal surgery?
- What questions can I ask to help me decide if I want this oculoplastic surgery?
- What questions should I ask my oculoplastic surgeon?
- Category: Cataracts
- Before cataract surgery
- After cataract surgery
- What are cataracts?
- If you have both diabetes and cataracts Mr Jaheed Khan will look after you
- Is cataract surgery safe?
- Why it’s important to treat dry eye syndrome before cataract surgery
- Mr Khan tells us about laser treatment for posterior capsular opacification after cataract surgery
- Mr Khan outlines the safety and potential risks of cataract surgery
- What happens on the day of your cataract surgery
- Mr Khan answers questions about cataract surgery
- The increased risk of cataracts in patients with diabetes
- What happens during cataract surgery?
- How you are going to decide which type of IOL you want?
- What happens after your cataract surgery?
- Why have you got a cataract?
- Rare potential complications of cataract surgery
- If you get an infection after cataract surgery
- Do’s and don’ts after cataract surgery
- An issue late after cataract is relatively common but very treatable
- Five reasons to have your cataract surgery at Clinica London
- Cataract surgeons Miss Laura Crawley and Mr Jaheed Khan
- Types of intraocular lenses (IOL) and cataract surgery
- A monocular intraocular lens or a premium intraocular lens, how do I decide?
- What is an intraocular lens?
- Is cataract surgery safe?
- Assessment for cataract
- Different types of cataracts
- Cataract symptoms
- What you should do if you think you have a cataract
- Causes of cataract
- Cataract Basics
- Mr Jaheed Khan, Consultant Ophthalmologist, Medical retina specialist and cataract surgeon
- Retinal disease: Diabetes can lead to loss of vision
- Advances and Controversies in Cataract Surgery
- Why should I choose you for my cataract surgery?
- What happens during an initial appointment?
- What happens when you have a cataract operation?
- Who can get a cataract?
- What causes a cataract?
- What are cataracts?
- Category: Chalazion
- Get rid of any eyelid lesion without having too much downtime!
- Incision and curettage, getting rid of your chalazion once and for all
- How we examine a chalazion (eyelid lump) to figure out what to do
- How do you know whether you need medical or surgical treatment for your chalazion (eyelid lump)?
- Surgical treatment for your chalazion (eyelid lump)
- Do chalazia come back?
- What do I advise for an early chalazion?
- Urgent eye problem-Styes and acute chalazion
- How do chalazia form?
- Does chalazion surgery hurt?
- When should a chalazion be incised and curetted?
- Do chalazia go away?
- Chalazia: How can I prevent it?
- Warm eyelid compresses and chalazion
- What is the link between Chalazion and dry eye in young working adults?
- Introduction to Chalazia removal
- Category: Children's Eyes
- Outdoor activities help to arrest the progression of myopia
- Your child may be suitable for a new treatment that could slow the progression of myopia
- Myopia is a major problem for today’s children but we can treat it
- Squint surgery
- I think my child has got a squint
- What is a squint?
- Ptosis surgery: treatment processes in children’s eye surgery
- Will there be a complete cure for sticky eye with syringing and probing under a short anaesthesia?
- When to see the doctor for your baby’s eyes:
- Sticky eyes in children
- Category: Conjunctivitis
- See how easily you can get conjunctivitis treatment in London
- Rare but serious causes of conjunctivitis
- “I would like to stop my eye discharge”
- Why do people get eye discharge?
- “If you can fix my conjunctivitis I’ll be very happy”
- Avoid spreading conjunctivitis to everyone around you
- Reasons why you could get eye discharge
- Three ways to avoid viral conjunctivitis
- Little known ways to avoid bacterial conjunctivitis
- “Please fix my corneal abrasion”
- How to know if you have pink eye
- Prevent conjunctivitis once and for all
- How to know if you have conjunctivitis
- How to sort out your recurring conjunctivitis
- Help! I want to find out how to cure my conjunctivitis
- The quickest and easiest way to get treatment for conjunctivitis
- Category: Dermatology
- Tips on how to put on sunscreen
- If you have pigmented moles, suspicious lesions or other troublesome skin conditions, you should see Dr Jennifer Crawley
- What do I do if I have a skin lesion on my back?
- Eye doctors and skin doctors work together
- Six ways for coping with atopic dermatitis (eczema) from our dermatologist Jennifer Crawley
- Do adults and children get the same allergy treatment?
- The best after-sun skin care is not just a cream – Part 2
- Strange mole changes after spending time in the sun? Get your moles checked at Clinica London! – Part 2
- Strange mole changes after spending time in the sun? Get your moles checked at Clinica London! Part 1
- The best after-sun skin care is not just a cream – Part 1
- How do I protect my skin type against the harsh summer sun?
- Jennifer Crawley is a Children’s Skin doctor who also does Adult Dermatology
- Jennifer Crawley talks about skin comfort and clothing for patients with psoriasis
- Dr Jennifer Crawley talks about Light Treatment for Psoriasis
- Dr Jennifer Crawley on aggravating factors for psoriasis
- Dr Jennifer Crawley talks about some simple measures you can take if you have psoriasis
- Jennifer Crawley on Psoriasis
- Dr Jennifer Crawley on how to treat Psoriasis
- Dr Jennifer Crawley on suspicious skin lesions, skin cancer and skin tags
- Dr Jennifer Crawley, Consultant Dermatologist for Children and Adults
- Is there such a thing as a healthy tan?
- How early detection is crucial with skin cancer
- Costs of Mole checks and treatment of other skin lesions
- Dermatology: Why should we protect our skin from UVA and UVB?
- How to check your skin for melanoma?
- Dermatology skin blog: Skin Biopsy
- Dermatology skin blog: Screening for Skin Cancer
- Go to the sun in the afternoon, what should you do to protect your skin?
- Go to the sun in the morning, what should you do to protect your skin?
- Vitamin D supplements tablets and sun exposure
- Skin cancer and melanoma – What to look out for ABCDE?
- Skin and sun, smoking: Smoking and UV exposure on skin quality
- Skin and Sun, sunscreen and eyelids
- Skin, Sun and Freckles: I love my freckly skin, should I?
- Skin and Sun: Do you use enough Sunscreen?
- Skin protection against the sun for people with darker skin colour
- Skin and Sun: What type of skin do you have?
- Rosacea eye symptoms
- Diet advice about anti-inflammatory diet and acne rosacea
- What is the treatment of psoriasis
- Psoriasis complications and side-effects
- Psoriasis: preparing for your dermatology appointment
- Chickenpox and varicella zoster shingles
- Lifestyle and itchy skin home remedies
- Dry itchy skin should not be ignored
- What can you do about your itchy skin?
- Itchy skin causes can be numerous
- Pruritus: symptoms and treatment
- Seborrhoeic Dermatitis: Causes and Treatments
- Dr Jennifer Crawley, the experienced consultant dermatologist at Clinica London
- My skin mole: Pigmented skin lesion
- Skin care in the Winter
- Malignant melanoma – When to be suspicious?
- Do Oculoplastic Surgeons Collaborate With Other Specialists?
- What is rosacea and how can it be treated?
- What happens during a mole check?
- What are the treatment options for lumps and bumps?
- What is psoriasis and how can it be treated?
- What is seborrheic eczema and how can it be treated?
- What are hives and how can they be treated?
- How can I reduce my risk of skin cancer?
- What is Basal Cell Carcinoma and how can it be treated?
- What are the treatment options for acne?
- How can you treat eczema in children and adults?
- What is your training and experience in dermatology?
- Category: Diabetic Retinopathy
- Category: Dry eyes / Watering eyes
- Is your eye watering or feeling dry?
- My eyes feel dry all the time. They feel like they have grit in them.
- How do I know I have a corneal abrasion?
- Burning eyes may be dangerous to your eyesight
- 10 questions answered about why your eye is burning
- Get your burning eye looked at sooner rather than later
- Blurred vision from dry eyes
- What is chronic dacryocystitis and why should you care?
- What can I do if dry eye treatments don’t improve my dry eyes?
- We must think outside of the box when it comes to dry eye treatment
- Antibiotics with anti-inflammatory action can reduce dry eye symptoms
- Anti-inflammatory therapies and Polyunsaturated fatty acids
- New advancements in diagnosing dry eye disease
- Advances in current diagnostics of dry disease
- Meibomian gland heating and expression
- Risk factors for meibomian gland dysfunction and dry eyes
- What is tear osmolarity?
- What do my meibomian glands do for my eyes?
- Everything you need to know about what causes meibomian gland dysfunction
- Do environmental stresses worsen your meibomian gland dysfunction and dry eyes?
- Is meibomian gland dysfunction related to dry eye disease?
- Why have I got watery eyes (adult)?
- Why does my baby have watering eyes?
- What is epiphora?
- Watering Eyes
- Causes of a watering eye
- Acute Dacryocystitis – signs and symptoms
- The effect of your sleeping position on your dry eyes
- Do you have dry eyes or watering eyes?
- Dry eye disease can make driving more dangerous
- Suffering from Dry eyes
- A sore eye can be more than it seems
- Eating Omega 3 to improve the eyes and the skin
- Advice for the diagnosis blepharitis and dry eyes
- Warm compression for dry eyes – with refreshing menthol
- Sleep Position and Dry Eyes
- How can I improve my meibomian gland function?
- Meibomian Gland Dysfunction – Regaining good Meibomian function
- Unilateral Watering Eye
- How I investigate a patient with watering eyes
- Watering eye surgery success – The surgeon’s objective opinion
- Diet advice about Blepharitis and Dry Eyes
- How long do I have to be off work after my tear duct surgery?
- What Happens After DCR Surgery?
- What is a Jones tube?
- What is epiphora
- Watering eye surgery – endoscopic endonasal DCR
- Acute dacryocystitis in adults
- What is LighTears DCR?
- Watering eye surgery at Clinica London
- What happens at a watering eye or lacrimal examination?
- What can be done for watering eyes?
- Watering eyes from the outdoors
- How to improve symptoms of dry eye in our daily life
- Do dry eyes go away?
- Spa eyelid treatment for people with uncomfortable eyes
- Looking after our eyes in our multi-screen daily lives
- Can I have watery eyes surgery done under local anaesthetic?
- London Dry Eye Clinic opens May 9th, 2016
- What causes watery eyes and how do you treat it?
- How do you treat watery eyes?
- What are the treatment options for dry eyes?
- Watering eyes – a truly distressing condition
- Watering Eye Conference
- Category: Eyelid Surgery
- Category: Facial Rejuvenation
- Category: FAQ Videos
- Category: General Eye Conditions
- Category: Glaucoma
- Category: Inherited Retinal Diseases
- Category: Instructional Videos
- Category: Keloid Scars
- Category: Keloid scars
- Category: Lower Belpharoplasty
- Category: Myopia
- Category: News
- Happy Holidays from Clinica London
- Skin Melanoma: Where can I learn more about it?
- Ivo Pitanguy: Brazilian Olympic Games and Plastic Surgeon
- Why Clinica London?
- Calf Muscle Injection Treatment
- Treatment of Sweaty Palms
- Oxygen perfusion and hyaluronate
- Harley Street London
- Clinica London at Harley Street
- A Passion for Excellence
- Category: News 2011
- Category: News 2012
- Category: News 2013
- Category: News 2014
- Category: News 2015
- Category: Oculoplastics
- Category: Psoriasis
- Category: Ptosis
- Category: Retina
- Category: Skin cancers
- Category: Squint
- Category: TearFill
- Category: Tears Clinic
- Category: Ultherapy
- Category: Uncategorized
- Category: Upper Belpharoplasty
Conditions
- Seborrhoeic Keratoses (Seborrhoeic Warts)
- Eyelid Lift (Blepharoplasty)
- Baggy Eyes (Excess Skin)
- Psoriasis
- Corneal Abrasion & Ulcer
- Eyelid Trauma Scarring
- Blepharitis and Meibomitis
- Squint
- Conjunctivitis
- Posterior Capsular Thickening (Secondary Cataract)
- Keratoconus
- Droopy Eyelids (Eyelid Ptosis - loose eyelid lifting muscle )
- Watering Eyes
- Dry Eye
- Retinopathy & Retinal Disorders
- Glaucoma
- Cataracts
- Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD)
- Glabella Lines
- Eyebags
- Crow’s Feet
- Eyelid Lumps & Bumps
- Eyelid Conditions
- Chalazion (Meibomian Cyst)
- Acute Dacryocystitis
- Acne
- Sun Damaged Skin
- Atopic Eczema
- Bowen's Disease
- Keloid Scars
- Malignant Melanoma
- Moles
- Rosacea
- Seborrhoeic Dermatitis
- Skin Tags
- Squamous Cell Carcinoma
- Basal Cell Carcinoma
Consultants
- Miss Jane Olver
- Professor Michel Michaelides
- Mr Jaheed Khan
- Ms Laura Crawley
- Dr Jennifer Crawley
- Mr Sajjad Ahmad
- Ms Naz Raoof
- Ms Tessa Fayers
Events
- Event debrief: 6 Practical Considerations for Diagnosing and Treating Red Eye
- Sajjad Ahmad gives lecture on 6 Practical Considerations for Diagnosing and Treating Red Eye
- Laura Crawley gives Clinica London Spring Lecture on microsurgical advances in glaucoma surgery
- Spring Lecture by Eye Glaucoma Surgeon Laura Crawley
- Event debrief: Wet Eyes, Dry Eyes, Chalazion and the DEWS II Lecture
- Wet Eyes, Dry Eyes, Chalazion and the DEWS II Lecture
- Event debrief: A Masterclass On Urgent Eye Problems
- A Masterclass on Urgent Eye Problems
- Event debrief: Glaucoma Masterclass for GP's and Optometrists by Laura Crawley
- Body Dysmorphic Syndrome: What I look for
- Glaucoma Masterclass for GPs & Optometrists by Consultant Laura Crawley
- Event Debrief: Basal cell carcinoma
- Event debrief: Watering eyes
- Event Debrief: Blepharoptsis
- Event Debrief: Eye Casualty / Loss of Vision
- Event debrief: The Boggy Macula
- Event debrief Blepharitis and Dry Eye
- Event debrief: Ultherapy
- Event debrief: The Red Face: a tailored Masterclass on how to treat facial eczema
- Event debrief: Macular degeneration treatments: a glimpse into the future
- Event debrief: Eyelids and Tears: A Masterclass for Optometrists and GPs
- Event debrief: Red eye & modern glaucoma management - a Masterclass
Treatments
- Seborrhoeic Keratoses Treatment ( Seborrhoeic Warts)
- Drooping Eyelid Surgery (Ptosis Surgery)
- Eyelid Lift (Blepharoplasty)
- Malar bags, Jowls & Midface Descent
- Corneal Abrasion & Ulcer Treatment
- Eyelid Trauma Scarring Treatment
- Sun Damaged Skin Treatment
- Blepharitis & Meibomitis Treatment
- Chemical Peel Treatment
- Eyelid Lumps & Bumps Treatment
- Conjunctivitis Treatment
- Dry Eye Treatment
- Basal Cell Carcinoma Treatment
- Malignant Melanoma Treatment
- Keloid Scar Treatment
- Rosacea Treatment
- Seborrhoeic Dermatitis Treatment
- Skin Tags Treatment
- Squamous Cell Carcinoma Treatment
- Eczema Treatment
- Keratoconus Treatment
- Cornea Transplant
- Ultherapy Face & Eye Rejuvenation
- YAG Laser Treatment
- Cataract Surgery
- Dry Eye Treatment
- Keratoconus Treatment
- Squint Treatment
- Watering Eyes Treatment
- Chalazion Treatment
- Squint in adults and children
- Dry Eye Clinic
- Age-related Macular Degeneration Treatment
- Glaucoma Treatment
- Cataract Treatment
- Oculoplastics at Clinica
- Ageing Skin
- Tearfill (Restylane)
- Sculptra
- Dark Circles
- HyaloFix (Hyaluronidaise)
- Restylane Skinboosters
- Acne Scar Treatment
- Droopy Eyelid Surgery (Ptosis Surgery)
- Eyelid Lift (Blepharoplasty Surgery)