Oculase - The Eye Clinic

Oculase - The Eye Clinic 🏆 Award Winning Eye Surgeons 🥇LASIK 🏅Cataract 👁️ Aesthetics 📍London, Herts, Southampton, B’ham

👨‍⚕️ Meet Mr Daniele Lorenzano, a highly acclaimed Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon bringing world-class expertise in oculo...
10/01/2026

👨‍⚕️ Meet Mr Daniele Lorenzano, a highly acclaimed Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon bringing world-class expertise in oculoplastic, orbital, and eyelid surgery to patients in London and Southampton.

With advanced training across leading eye hospitals in Europe and Australia, and a commitment to research, education, and global eye health, Mr Lorenzano delivers exceptional care for both adults and children.

Whether you need cosmetic, reconstructive, lacrimal, or orbital treatment, you're in expert hands. 👐

His patient-first approach ensures every concern is heard, every option explained, and every outcome tailored with precision.

Experience specialist care backed by international expertise and a passion for restoring confidence and comfort.

Ready to take the next step? Get in touch or book your consultation today. 📞 0330 822 7523

08/01/2026

🔥 Photophobia is when your eyes are sensitive to light. It may occur temporarily or be an ongoing problem.

The term technically means ‘fear of light’, but it is more of an intolerance to light, which can affect people at different lighting levels.

You may feel pain or discomfort with bright lights only or sunlight and your lights at home.

Light sensitivity can affect daily life by making it harder to relax, work, or do other tasks without dimming the lights. 💡

Photophobia is a symptom of eye or other health condition, not a condition itself.

📅 Book your appointment today to get the answers you need and regain control over your eye health: oculase.com

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🥏 Refractive Secondary Lens Implant, also known as piggyback intraocular lens implantation (IOL), is only suitable for p...
06/01/2026

🥏 Refractive Secondary Lens Implant, also known as piggyback intraocular lens implantation (IOL), is only suitable for people who have already had cataract surgery or lens replacement surgery with lens implant and are having to wear glasses or contact lenses for clear vision.

The purpose of this surgery is to provide spectacle independence for most activities.

The surgery involves the insertion of a second lens implant in the eye that sits on top of the lens implanted after cataract or lens replacement surgery.

A secondary lens implant allows your ophthalmologist (eye specialist) to further correct refractive errors. ⚡️

Pay attention to any ongoing symptoms you experience after cataract or lens replacement surgery.

📅 Book an appointment to discuss your side effects at oculase.com or call 0330128161

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Another glowing review from a patient who trusted Oculase with their vision journey! ✨ From clear communication to excep...
04/01/2026

Another glowing review from a patient who trusted Oculase with their vision journey! ✨

From clear communication to exceptional care, Tariq and the Fulham team make every step of laser eye surgery reassuring and seamless.

Ready to experience the same level of confidence and clarity?

📅 Book your consultation at Oculase today: oculase.com

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02/01/2026

Prioritise Eyelid Hygiene 👁

Effective eyelid hygiene, with a regular compress with a hot flannel or an eyebag followed by gentle massaging of the eyelids, is the cornerstone of managing blepharitis for contact lens users.

Gently cleanse the eyelids using a mild, preservative-free eyelid cleanser.

Use a clean cotton pad or swab to remove any debris or crust that may accumulate along the lash line.

This simple daily routine helps prevent the build-up of bacteria and relieves irritation.

📌 If you are suffering from blepharitis or wish to discuss options for vision correction surgery, contact us today: oculase.com

☝️ If you're living with cataracts, surgery is the only long-term and effective way to restore your vision. This safe an...
31/12/2025

☝️ If you're living with cataracts, surgery is the only long-term and effective way to restore your vision.

This safe and highly successful procedure removes the clouded lens, helping you see more clearly and get back to the activities you love.

You deserve an excellent quality of life, and cataract surgery can help you achieve that. With surgery, you can reduce your reliance on glasses or contact lenses and enjoy clearer vision.

By choosing Oculase – The Eye Clinic for private cataract surgery in London, you'll benefit from cutting-edge lens technology and could enjoy clearer vision again in just a few weeks.

🔔 Take the first step today by booking an appointment: oculase.com

👁 An eye naevus, or an eye freckle, is a coloured growth found on the eye. There can be one or more freckles found in ei...
29/12/2025

👁 An eye naevus, or an eye freckle, is a coloured growth found on the eye.

There can be one or more freckles found in either one or both eyes. They can also vary in size and shape.

Naevus is the technical term for a mole, so an eye naevus is similar to a mole on your skin. The plural of naevus is naevi.

Most are usually harmless and asymptomatic. However, they do need to be monitored because there is a slight chance they can develop into melanoma (a type of cancer).

➡️ Book an appointment with our eye specialist to receive a thorough assessment of your eye: oculase.com

27/12/2025

💡 Recurrent corneal erosion (RCE) affects the outer surface layer of the cornea (corneal epithelium).

The corneal epithelium protects the cornea from foreign objects (things that shouldn't be there).

In RCE, this outer layer is weak and loose due to poor adhesion to the rest of the cornea.

The loose epithelium ‘rips open’ at the points of weakness, especially when waking up, resulting in severe pain. 😩

If you are experiencing symptoms of recurrent corneal erosion, get in touch today to organise diagnostic tests.

After a thorough examination and diagnostic process, our ophthalmologists will determine the most appropriate treatment option for you.

📱 Book an appointment on oculase.com or call 03301281616

🧿 The secondary lenses are designed to last for a long time and have the potential to last the rest of your life. Howeve...
25/12/2025

🧿 The secondary lenses are designed to last for a long time and have the potential to last the rest of your life. However, this is a reversible procedure.

Depending on your circumstances, we may need to discuss realistic expectations for this procedure.

If you have a pre-existing condition that could affect your eye health, this could limit what we can offer.

We may also need to recommend an alternative procedure, such as laser vision correction.

Speak with our ophthalmologists to discuss your suitability for a refractive secondary lens implant.

📞 Contact us on 0330128161

🌀 TED causes inflammation (swelling) and damage to muscles, fatty tissue and connective tissue in and around the eyes.Th...
23/12/2025

🌀 TED causes inflammation (swelling) and damage to muscles, fatty tissue and connective tissue in and around the eyes.

The two phases of TED are active and inactive. In the active or inflammatory phase, your symptoms, such as swelling, are ongoing. It may last around six months to two years.

We also call this the acute stage. In the inactive or stable phase, the swelling and other symptoms stop or lessen significantly. Another name for this is the chronic stage.

Are you experiencing changes in your eyes that concern you, such as swelling or discomfort? Thyroid eye disease might be the reason. ♨️

Don't ignore symptoms like bulging eyes, redness, or dryness. Our expert team at Oculase is here to help.

🔔 Book an appointment on oculase.com or call 03301281616

21/12/2025

👁️ Preparing for LASIK surgery begins long before the day of your procedure. Many patients take time to understand what to expect and whether LASIK is the right choice for their vision goals.

To help you feel confident and informed, we've put together some essential tips to guide you through the process, from your initial consultation to post-surgery recovery.

Discover what you need to know before taking the next step towards clearer, glasses-free vision: https://oculase.com/blog/top-tips-for-preparing-for-lasik-surgery/

✨ Book your consultation today at oculase.com

The term watery eyes, known medically as epiphora, refers to when the eyes make too many tears. You may experience this ...
19/12/2025

The term watery eyes, known medically as epiphora, refers to when the eyes make too many tears.

You may experience this many times throughout your life — due to cold winds, a smoky environment, or even hay fever — but some eye conditions can cause this problem.

Eye problems that can cause this include:

⚡️ Keratitis
⚡️ Blepharitis
⚡️ Corneal ulcer
⚡️ Dry eye syndrome
⚡️ Blocked tear ducts
⚡️ A scratched cornea
⚡️ Conjunctivitis (pink eye)
⚡️ Clogged meibomian glands
⚡️ Trichiasis (an ingrown eyelash)
⚡️ Chalazion, also known as a stye
⚡️ Eyelid abnormalities, such as ectropion or entropion

If you've recently had surgery on your eyes, such as cataract surgery, they may also water as they heal.

If you're experiencing persistent irritation or discomfort, don't ignore it.
👨‍⚕️ Book an appointment today to get the right diagnosis and treatment.

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