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Ectropion Surgery
Advanced Eyelid Correction by Mr Irfan Jeeva
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Still Waiting for NHS Eyelid Surgery?
Are you stuck on a long NHS waiting list, or have you been told your surgery is no longer available? You're not alone — and the longer you wait, the greater the risks.
Risks of Delaying Ectropion Eyelid Surgery Include:
- Affecting your confidence
- Affecting sight long term
- Affect long term eye health
- Dry eyes
- Long term watering eyes
- Corneal ulceration
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What is Ectropion Surgery?
Ectropion surgery is a procedure used to correct ectropion—an eye condition where the lower eyelid turns outwards and exposes the inner eyelid surface.
This surgery addresses symptoms of ectropion, such as dryness, irritation, recurring eye infections and compromised vision.
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Why Should You Consider Ectropion Surgery?
You may consider ectropion surgery to correct the eyelid's position and address its signs and symptoms. They include:
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What to Expect with Mr Jeeva
Initial Consultation
Booking a Consultation: The first step is to schedule a consultation with Mr Jeeva, one of our experienced Consultant Plastic Surgeons.
Scheduling Surgery: Given the lead time for surgery, many patients book their surgery slot at the same time as their consultation.
Consultation Details
Assessment: During your consultation, Mr Jeeva will thoroughly assess your eyelid's condition and discuss the results you hope to achieve.
Suitability: Not everyone is suitable for the procedure. Mr Jeeva will provide an honest assessment.
Eligibility Rate: On average, 73% of our patients are suitable for the procedure.
The Procedure
Preparation: Before the surgery, the patient is given local anaesthesia to numb the area around the eye.
Incision: A small incision is made at the outer corner of the lower eyelid.
Tightening: The lower eyelid is tightened or a small section of tissue is removed if needed.
Bandaging: The eye may be covered with a bandage during initial healing.
Post-Procedure Care
Same-Day Discharge: Patients can go home on the same day as the surgery.
Expected Effects: Mild swelling, bruising, and tightness around eyelid (subsides within 1-2 weeks).
Care Instructions: Eye patch for 24 hours, prescribed ointments, icing, and following Mr Jeeva's aftercare tips.
Follow-Up
After your surgery, you'll receive detailed aftercare instructions and have a follow-up appointment about 7 days later to assess healing and remove sutures.
Mr Irfan Jeeva
Master in Aesthetic Eyelid Surgery
Mr Jeeva is celebrated for his mastery in aesthetic eyelid surgery. By adopting a patient-centric ethos, he delivers personalised treatments that amplify natural beauty and revive youthful vitality. He has completed a prestigious fellowship at the Royal College of Surgeons, specialising in cosmetic plastic surgery. This rigorous training has endowed him with advanced techniques in aesthetic surgery, ensuring outcomes that are both beautiful and natural.