18/07/2025
"I see first-hand the impact skin cancer has; it can be both physically and emotionally distressing, especially when it affects such visible and delicate areas of the face. That’s why reconstructive surgery following excision is more than aesthetics; it’s about preserving function, confidence and quality of life. Many of the cases I treat are directly linked to sun damage, underlining the importance of both prevention and early detection."
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As a Consultant Ophthalmic Plastic, Reconstructive & Cosmetic Surgeon, a large part of my NHS and private practice involves the diagnosis, removal and reconstruction of facial skin cancers – particularly those affecting the eyelids. I treat up to 100 cases every year, and each one underscores the ...