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London based eye surgeon specialising in paediatric and adult eye care

07/05/2025

⭐️Before Vs After⭐️

Here is a lovely example of how squint surgery can change someone's happiness and self-esteem. This very sweet 10 year old boy underwent unilateral squint surgery on the left eye. The photo at the bottom is his eye alignment 2 weeks after surgery. He was so pleased and grateful we were able to help him regain confidence. Needless to say, this makes my job worthwhile.

Swipe ➡️ to see the written note of thanks.

01/06/2024

Officially open!! My new venture Newmedica Berkshire is officially open for referrals. Please see the link in my bio or below for more information about the centre and how to refer.

https://www.newmedica.co.uk/clinics/slough/

24/05/2024

⭐️Epidermal inclusion cyst ⭐️

Here is a 10 year old child with a slow growing cyst, which was freely mobile with no overlying skin changes. I removed this cyst intact, and it was sent for biopsy. The result was an epidermal inclusion cyst. Pleased to say the parents and child were very happy with the result.

22/02/2024

Here is a 16 year old girl with a 2 month history of reduced vision. She was known to have posterior subcapsular cataracts (most likely congenital). She had previously good visual acuity, but on presentation to her optician, the vision in her left eye had dropped from 6/7.5 with pinhole to HM. As you can see, she has a complete white cataract in the left eye, which has progressed rapidly. There was no history of trauma. On examination, her left cataract was intumescent and white, blocking the fundal view. Ultrasound B Scan was performed, which showed a flat retina and no vitreous changes. Swipe ➡️ to see the anterior segment OCT, which shows the protrusion forwards of the lens. Thankfully, intraocular pressure was normal.

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02/02/2024

The child that can not see.

This 7 year old boy presented with reduced distance and reading vision for several months. See the fundus autofluorescence above showing a dark choroid surrounded by hyperfluorescent pisciform flecks. Swipe ➡️ to see the fundus photos showing the characteristic Bull's eye Maculopathy. This child was diagnosed with Stargardts disease. This is an autosomal recessive disorder of the ABCA4 gene, causing photoreceptor dysfunction, resulting in the accumulation of lipofuschin. Unfortunately, this condition has no cure, but treatment is aimed at supportive visual aid.

Have you seen this before?
What else can cause Bull's eye maculopathy?
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