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Dry eye clinic

Assessment of the tear film and lid margin, and treatment aimed at the actual cause.

What is involved

Dry eye clinic

Persistent grittiness, watering, contact lens intolerance

The clinic measures tear break-up time, examines the oil glands of the lid margin and grades any surface damage, because dry eye has several causes and the treatments do not overlap. Depending on what is found, treatment may be lid hygiene and warm compresses, prescription drops, punctal plugs, or intense pulsed light for gland dysfunction.

What the appointment includes

  • Tear film and osmolarity assessment
  • Meibomian gland imaging
  • Ocular surface staining and grading
  • A written treatment plan aimed at the cause found
  • Review to check whether it has worked
Appointment length
45 minutes
Number of visits
One assessment, then review at 6–8 weeks
Afterwards
None.
Price guide
from £180
Dry eye clinic
Book a consultation

Prices are a guide. You will be given a written estimate after an examination.

How it works

How your care runs

  1. 01

    Referral or self-referral

    Come with a letter from your optometrist or GP, or contact us directly. Bring any previous scans and your current spectacle prescription.

  2. 02

    Consultation and imaging

    A consultant examines and images the eye in one visit. Allow up to two hours and arrange not to drive afterwards.

  3. 03

    Your written plan

    What has been found, what the options are, what each involves and what it costs — in writing, and copied to your optometrist with your consent.

  4. 04

    Treatment

    Day-case surgery or in-clinic treatment, carried out by the consultant who assessed you.

  5. 05

    Review

    Scheduled follow-up at the intervals the condition needs, with your optometrist kept informed.

Questions we are asked

No, you can contact us directly. If you do have a letter from your optometrist or GP, bring it — along with any previous scans — because it saves repeating tests you have already had.

Appointments

Book a consultation

Consultations are with a consultant ophthalmologist. Allow up to two hours: most examinations involve dilating drops, and you should not plan to drive afterwards.

Book a consultationContact the clinic
After you ask
Somebody will come back to you with a time. Nothing is booked until you have heard from us.
When you write
It is how we book the right length of appointment. You do not need to go into detail.
Urgent
Telephone the practice rather than using the form.