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Procedures

Rebecca Ford is an experienced oculoplastic surgeon with many years of experiencing performing eyelid, lacrimal and orbital surgeries. At your consultation she will explain any procedures and discuss the options available.Some of the most common procedures she offers are listed below:

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Blepharoplasty

Blepharoplasty or 'eyelid lift' surgery is performed to rejuvenate the eyes or to remove excess skin that may be affecting the vision.

Click here for more information on blepharoplasty surgery.

 

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Ectropion and entropion

Entropion (inturning eyelid) and ectropion (out-turning or sagging eyelid) are quite common conditions, especially in older people. It can usually be corrected with a fairly quick surgery, though a few more complex cases may need extra steps such as skin grafts.

Click here for more information on ectropion, entropion and their corrective surgery.

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Watery Eyes

There are many possible causes of watery eyes. These may include excess tear production or problems with tear drainage. If the tear drainage system is blocked, you may require surgery to improve the situation.

Click here for more information about watery eyes and DCR surgery.

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Ptosis

Ptosis is drooping of the eyelid. It can occur in one or both eyes. There are several types of surgery that may be effective, and Miss Ford can discuss which type of surgery would be best for your individual case.

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Thyroid eye disease

Thyroid eye disease (TED) is a complex autoimmune disease that can affect the eye area and tissues inside the eye socket. Rebecca Ford has a special interest in TED.

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Eyelids lesions and tumours

Many different lumps, bumps and tumours can affect the eyelids. Miss Ford can advise on diagnosis and safely remove all types of eyelid lesions.

Click on the links for information about common types of eyelid lump:

Chalazion and cysts

Eyelid tumours

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