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Consulting Locations:
King Edward VII's Hospital
5-10 Beaumont Street
London
W1G 6AA
Western Eye Hospital
Fourth Floor Private Patients
153-173 Marylebone Road
London
NW1 5QH
The Harley Street Eye Centre
22A Harley Street
London
W1G 9BP
London Oculoplastic Consultant and Eye Surgeon
Mr Ahmad Aziz is an Ophthalmologist and Oculoplastic Surgeon. He had specialist training at Moorfields Eye Hospital and Imperial and is now a Consultant Ophthalmologist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust in the United Kingdom. He is a member of the Oculoplastic service at Imperial working at the Western Eye Hospital in London, Charing Cross Hospital and St Mary's Hospital.
At Imperial, he manages orbital tumours as well as conditions affecting the eye socket and is part of the Facial Reconstruction Service, the Thyroid Eye Disease Service, the Pituitary, Skull Base and Head and Neck MDT's. He is an eye surgeon who is a member of the British Oculoplastic Surgery Society and has presented his work at international conferences.
As an ophthalmic surgeon is he able to perform eye surgery and manage and treat watery eye and assess the tear duct and lacrimal system. Blockage of this system may require a surgical procedure which can be performed without a scar in many cases.
Ptosis surgery and brow lift are used in the treatment of droopy eyelid. Although it may be perceived as cosmetic surgery it may be covered by your private insurance if it blocks your vision. A visual field test can be done to confirm this and these procedures which would otherwise be deemed as aesthetic procedures may be entirely covered.
Upper lid blepharoplasty may also be covered by your insurance if it is blocking you vision. Lower-lid blepharoplasty is deemed to be well in the field of aesthetic medicine and most insurers will not cover this.
Sun damage to the skin can lead to tumours of the upper eyelid and periocular area. Mr Ahmad Aziz specialises in post MOH's surgery reconstruction of this area working closely with dermatologists to ensure that just the tumour is removed and as much of the skin and surround structures remain on the face.