Eyelid surgery, explained plainly.
Consultant-led care for heavy, droopy and watery eyelids, from Mr Daniel Ashworth FRCOphth.
GMC No. 0000000 · CQC registered · Clinics in Manchester and Cheshire
What patients say.
“He explained everything clearly and never rushed me. I knew exactly what to expect.”
“I was nervous about anything near my eyes. The consultation put me at ease.”
“Straightforward from start to finish, and the follow-up was just as thorough.”
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Start with what you’ve noticed.
Six common eyelid problems, each explained in plain English.
Facial palsy affecting eye closure
The eye cannot close fully after facial weakness.
Painful or blind eye
An eye that cannot see and causes pain.
Lumps behind the eye
A growth in the socket, often found on a scan.
Broken eye socket
A break in the bone around the eye after an injury.
Prominent or bulging eyes
Eyes pushed forward in the socket.
Thyroid eye disease
Swelling around the eye linked to the thyroid.
- Care Quality Commission Registered clinic
- General Medical Council Specialist register
- FRCOphth Royal College of Ophthalmologists
- BOPSS British Oculoplastic Surgery Society
- Insured or self-pay Insurer list to be confirmed
One consultant, from first appointment to follow-up.
Mr Daniel Ashworth is a consultant ophthalmic surgeon who specialises in the eyelids, the tear ducts and the area around the eye.
He sees every patient himself, explains what he finds in plain English, and only recommends surgery when it is likely to help.
- Qualifications Fellow of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists
- Registration GMC No. 0000000, specialist register
- NHS role Consultant ophthalmic surgeon
- Clinics Manchester and Cheshire
Talk it through with Mr Daniel Ashworth.
A consultation is the first step. There is no obligation to go ahead with surgery.
What happens, step by step.
No pressure at any stage. You decide if and when to go ahead.
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Consultation
You meet Mr Daniel Ashworth, talk through what is bothering you, and he examines your eyelids.
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Your plan
He explains the options, including not having surgery. Fees are confirmed in writing before you decide.
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Surgery
Most eyelid operations are done under local anaesthetic, and you go home the same day.
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Aftercare
A follow-up appointment checks healing, and the clinic is on hand for questions in between.
Where to find us.
Two clinics, the same consultant. Choose whichever is easier for you.
Manchester
Consulting rooms, city centre.
Full address to follow.
Parking nearby. Step-free access.
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Talk it through with Mr Daniel Ashworth.
A consultation is the first step. There is no obligation to go ahead with surgery.