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Oculoplastics

From £29 per eye/month
Vision Scotland specialises in oculoplastics – plastic and reconstructive surgery of the periorbital and facial tissues.

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Restore, Refresh, and Rejuvenate with Expert Oculoplastic Care

Enhance both function and appearance with our specialised oculoplastic and cosmetic procedures. From eyelid surgery to tear duct and orbital treatments, we combine precision eye care with aesthetic expertise to deliver natural-looking results. Whether addressing medical concerns or seeking rejuvenation, our tailored approach ensures your eyes look and feel their best—safely and confidently. Discover the difference of expert-led, patient-focused cosmetic eye surgery.
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Ectropian

An ectropian can affect one eye or both and is where either part, or all of the lower eyelid turns outwards from the eye. It often affects both eyes but can occur in one eye alone.
Eye close up post surgery

Entropion

An entropion is when the eyelid rolls inwards, it usually affects the lower eyelid but can also affect the upper lid. The condition can be present from birth but is more commonly infection or age-related.
Mr Sanjay Mantry preparing for cataract surgery in scrubs

Ptosis

Eyelid ptosis affects the muscles in the eyelid that are designed to lift the upper eyelid. It causes drooping of the upper eyelid. Ptosis occurs due to a dysfunction of the muscles or nerve supply that control the raising and lowering of the eyelid.

Blepharoplasty

Blepharoplasty (eyelid lift) is an operation used to reshape the eyelids and treat droopy eyes. In the UK, over 8,000 people undergo the procedure each year. At Vision Scotland, blepharoplasties are always carried out by experienced oculoplastic consultant surgeons.

Blepharitis

Blepharitis is inflammation of the rims of the eyelids, which causes them to become red and swollen. Symptoms can include; burning, soreness or stinging in the eyes, crusty eyelashes or itchy eyelids. It is commonly caused by bacterial infection or can be a complication of a skin condition. Blepharitis will often be treated by your GP but occasionally, referral to an Ophthalmologist is required.

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