Eyelid, orbital and socket conditions
At Eyelid Surgery Manchester, we specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of a wide spectrum of delicate conditions affecting the eyelids, eye socket (orbit), tear drainage system, and nearby structures. Whether you are seeking relief from functional issues, reassurance for complex concerns, or refined aesthetic restoration, our expert team offers compassionate, scientifically guided care.
We commonly treat—among others—ptosis (drooping eyelids), malpositioned lids (entropion and ectropion), eyelid lesions or tumours, tear duct obstructions, orbital trauma, and pathology affecting the socket itself.
From simple discomfort to complex reconstructive needs, our approach is personalised and multi-disciplinary. Many treatments are performed safely under local anaesthetic on a same-day basis, minimising disruption to your daily life.
At every step—from evaluation and imaging to treatment and aftercare—you will benefit from our attention to detail, modern surgical technology, and a warm, welcoming environment. Discover expert care tailored to help you see clearly, feel confident, and look your best.
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- This patient was troubled with itchy irritable eczematous eyelids, right eyelid was worse than the left. This is the result 5 weeks after appropriate medical management for eczematous eyelid
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- This patient presented with a complicated history of right eye removal, radiotherapy and multiple previous surgeries to reform the right socket. The patient was troubled by the incomplete right eyelid closure and the appearance of the right eye due to right upper lid retraction with no superior fornix. This is the result 13 weeks after a right superior fornix reformation revision surgery to recess the upper lid and fitting of a new right artificial eye
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- This patient was troubled with a small sunken right eye due to right enophthalmos from phthisis bulbi with orbital floor fracture, orbital volume deficiency and a superior sulcus following a traumatic injury to the right eye. This is the result after a right orbital floor repair, enucleation with orbital implant and fat pearls insertion into right upper lid to improve the symmetry between the two eyes
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- A patient with a history of severe thyroid eye disease and axial myopia who was aware of “big eyes” with bilateral upper lid retraction. This is the result following bilateral upper lid recession
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- This patient presented with a painful swollen right upper lid with lateral upper lid ptosis and red eye, due to a right dacryoadenitis (inflammation of the lacrimal gland). This is the result 8 weeks following a right lacrimal gland biopsy and medical management of the dacryoadenitis
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- A patient who presented with periocular eczema and the outcome at 4 weeks after topical treatment for periocular eczema
