A chalazion is a cyst in the eyelid which occurs due to inflammation in the glands at the base of the eyelashes and is also called a stye. This is caused due to sensitivity to common bacteria found on the skin.
Chalazions appear as lumps which can be red, inflamed and painful. These can settle to leave a visible lump which may not be painful but can appear unsightly.
There are several options for treating these including warm compress, massaging the eyelids and using a cotton bud to gently clean the edge of the lower lid. If the chalazion persists, it can be treated under a local anaesthetic with a procedure involving an incision and drainage.
A chalazion is a cyst in the eyelid which occurs due to inflammation in the glands at the base of the eyelashes and is also called a stye. Treatment options include warm compress, massaging the eyelids and using a cotton bud to gently clean the edge of the lower lid. If the chalazion persists, it can be treated under a local anaesthetic with a procedure involving an incision and drainage.
New patient appointment | £320 |
(any surgical treatment or injection will be in addition to consultation fee) | |
Follow up appointment | £280 |
Surgery (up to 3 chalazia) | £350 |
Skin tags are very common and are not dangerous and. They are made up of loosely arranged collagen fibres and blood vessels surrounded by a thickened or thinned out superficial layers of the skin or epidermis. They are usually smooth and soft and hang off the skin
Skin tags usually don’t cause any pain but can however, they can become caught in clothing, jewellery or other objects and may end up bleeding.
Skin tags removal is a safe and simple procedure. The removal of skin tags can be straightforward and can be usually done in the clinic under a local anaesthetic by surgical excision. They can also be removed by cryotherapy treatment which freezes the skin tags allowing it to be removed under a local anaesthetic.
A skin tag is usually smooth and hangs off the skin. It is harmless and can be easily removed under a local anaesthetic.
Get in touch today to find out how the team at VISIO Clinic can help.
New patient appointment | £320 |
(any surgical treatment or injection will be in addition to consultation fee) | |
Follow up appointment | £280 |
Surgery (up to 3 skin tags) | £350 |
Warts are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) which usually affects the different parts of the body and commonly the extremities including fingers and toes. Warts tend to be rougher with an irregular surface and are usually slightly raised or flat.
Warts usually don’t cause any pain but can however, they can become caught in clothing, jewellery or other objects and may end up bleeding.
Wart removal is a safe and simple procedure. The removal of warts can be straightforward and can be usually done in the clinic under a local anaesthetic. They can also be removed by cryotherapy treatment which freezes the wart allowing it to be removed under a local anaesthetic.
A wart is usually slightly raised or flat. It is harmless and can be easily removed under a local anaesthetic.
Get in touch today to find out how the team at VISIO Clinic can help.
New patient appointment | £320 |
(any surgical treatment or injection will be in addition to consultation fee) | |
Follow up appointment | £280 |
Surgery (up to 3 warts) | £350 |
Watering eyes is also known as epiphora and can be caused by excessive tear production, obstruction to the outflow of tears due to narrowing of either the opening of the drainage passage (lacrimal punctum) or the passage (lacrimal canaliculus) that drains the tears from the punctum into a small sac (lacrimal sac) in the upper part of the nose which drains into the passage in the nose (nasolacrimal duct) in the nose which in turn drains into the back of the throat.
The symptoms of watering eyes can vary depending on the cause, the commonest being an excessive production of tears which are not able to drain adequately into the nasolacrimal duct or drainage system of the eye. This causes tears to overflow and run down the face. Other symptoms may include increased sensitivity to light, redness, and eye soreness.
If the opening (lacrimal punctum) is narrow causing a tear outflow obstruction, a surgical procedure to widen the lacrimal punctum can be effective in improving the watery eye by facilitating the flow of the tears into the lacrimal passages. It is called lacrimal punctoplasty.
Dacryocystorhinostomy is the surgical option to correct the narrowing or obstruction of the tear duct passages. The endoscopic dacryocystorhinostomy involves creating a small opening via the nose from the lacrimal sac into the nose above the blockage. If the canaliculi are severely blocked then insertion of a Lester Jones permanent bypass tube may be required.
Watering eyes is also known as epiphora and can be caused by excessive tear production, obstruction to the outflow of tears. This causes tears to overflow and run down the face Dacryocystorhinostomy is the surgical option to correct the narrowing or obstruction of the tear duct passages.
New consultation | £320 |
Follow up | £280 |
Punctoplasty | £550 |
Dacryocystorhinostomy – tear duct drainage surgery | £3500 |
Blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure to remove excess skin from the upper and or lower eyelid. It is commonly known as eyelid reduction or lift when it involves the upper eyelid excess skin removal and eye bag removal when it involves the lower eyelid excess skin removal.
The ageing process makes the skin lose its elasticity and combined with the loss of muscle tone of the eyelid region and increased deposition of fat in the eye bag region, the eyelid gives a tired and worn-out appearance.
Blepharoplasty treatment is an effective procedure to improve your appearance by rejuvenating the eye area by giving it a firmer, fresher, and more youthful appearance.
After blepharoplasty, you can expect some common symptoms that normally go away after a few days. These include:
There is usually mild discomfort and eyelid swelling after the procedure. The following after care will help ensure that the eyelids remain comfortable and heal well following your surgery:
The ageing process makes the skin lose its elasticity giving the eyelid a tired and worn-out appearance. Blepharoplasty treatment is an effective procedure to improve your appearance by rejuvenating the eye area by giving it a firmer, fresher, and more youthful appearance.
New consultation | £320 |
Follow up | £280 |
Blepharoplasty upper eyelid | |
One eye | £3500 |
Both eyes | £4500 |
Blepharoplasty lower eyelid | |
Both eyes | £5500 |
Blepharoplasty upper and lower eyelid | |
Both eyes | £6500 |
Ptosis or droopy eyelids is the term used to describe a lower eyelid position such that it may appear lower than the normal position on the front of the eye. It can be present in one eye (unilateral) or both eyes (bilateral).
Ptosis can occur due to the following factors:
Congenital ptosis is present from birth and may be inherited. It is usually due to the muscle in the eyelid failing to develop properly and the function of this muscle, called the levator, is to elevate or lift the eyelid.
Acquired becomes apparent later in life and may occur due to various factors which include:
Ptosis or droopy eyelids can block the vision is severe cases and can cause the individual to lift their chin constantly to be able to see properly.
Ptosis results in a cosmetic change which may be a cause for distress or embarrassment.
The treatment typically involves the shortening of the muscles which raise the eyelid. The shortened muscle is reattached to the eyelid at a higher position to enable lifting of the eyelid using sutures or stitches which are placed beneath the skin so that they remain hidden.
Ptosis surgery is usually performed under a local anaesthetic when you are awake. Our highly trained Oculoplastic surgeons at VISIO Health are best placed to perform this procedure that requires great skill to achieve the results you desire.
After ptosis surgery, you can expect some common symptoms that normally go away after a few days. These include:
There is usually mild discomfort and eyelid swelling after the procedure. The following after care will help ensure that the eyelids remain comfortable and heal well following your surgery:
Ptosis or droopy eyelids is the term used to describe a lower eyelid position such that it may appear lower than the normal position on the front of the eye. Ptosis results in a cosmetic change which may be a cause for distress or embarrassment Our highly trained Oculoplastic surgeons at VISIO Health are best placed to perform this procedure that requires great skill to achieve the results you desire.
New consultation | £320 |
Follow up | £280 |
Ptosis (droopy eyelid) correction | |
One eye | £3500 |
Both eyes | £4500 |
Entropion is a condition when your eyelids are turning inward and ectropion is when the eyelids are turning outward. This is due to eyelid laxity as a result of ageing or skin scarring pulling the eyelid margin inwards in entropion and outward in ectropion.
Entropion and ectropion both result in constant rubbing of the eyelashes on the front surface of the eye leading to complications such as corneal damage and vision loss. It can also cause irritation, discomfort, redness, dryness, grittiness or a foreign body sensation.
The surgery rectifies the position of both upper and lower eyelid thereby improving the function of the eyelid and relief from discomfort caused by these conditions.
After entropion or ectropion correction, you can expect some common symptoms that normally go away after a few days. These include:
There is usually mild discomfort and eyelid swelling after the procedure. The following after care will help ensure that the eyelids remain comfortable and heal well following your surgery:
Entropion is a condition when your eyelids are turning inward and ectropion is when the eyelids are turning outward and which occurs due to eyelid laxity as a result of ageing or skin scarring. The surgery rectifies the position of both upper and lower eyelid thereby improving the function of the eyelid and relief from discomfort caused by these conditions.
New consultation | £320 |
Follow up | £280 |
Entropion or ectropion correction | |
One eye | £2500 |
Both eyes | £3500 |
Booking an appointment with Ms Ranjit Sandhu is the first step towards managing uveitis and protecting your vision. We offer convenient and flexible appointment scheduling to accommodate your needs.
Intravitreal implants like Ozurdex and Iluvien provide sustained release of corticosteroids directly into the eye, offering long-term control of inflammation. This method ensures a steady therapeutic effect, reducing the need for frequent eye drops or injections.
Recovery time varies depending on the severity of the uveitis and the treatment used. With prompt and appropriate treatment, many patients experience significant improvement in symptoms within a few weeks. Chronic or severe cases may require ongoing treatment and monitoring to maintain control of inflammation. Your ophthalmologist will provide detailed care instructions tailored to your specific condition.
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