Dr Fayyaz Musa MBChB FRCOphth CertLRS pioneered Corneal Transplant Surgery in the UK.
His groundbreaking techniques were featured on the BBC.
Welcome to our clinic.
I founded this ophthalmic clinic with a clear purpose: to create a place where exceptional eye care is delivered without compromise, and where patients feel genuinely listened to, respected, and cared for.
As a corneal and glaucoma surgeon, I have spent my career treating complex eye disease and providing second opinions where precision, judgement, and experience truly matter. Over time, it became clear that the highest standards of care require more than technical excellence alone. They require time, continuity, and a team who share the same values.
Not a high-street chain. Not technician led. Every consultation delivered by a specialist consultant ophthalmologist. We treat you like family.
Cataract, Glaucoma, Laser Eye Surgery thousands of procedures performed, thousands of eyes restored.
We use state-of-the-art diagnostic and procedure equipment that you simply won’t find in a standard clinic.
From routine dry eye problems to complex surgical cases, our patients choose us because they want certainty, not guesswork.
It’s all about you. If you don’t need treatment, you’ll be told straight. If you do, you’ll understand every option clearly.
No long hospital waiting lists. See an eye-care consultant urgently with priority.
Diagnosis → Treatment → Surgery → Aftercare. It’s all delivered in one seamless, consultant-led pathway.
When other clinics say “nothing more can be done”, we’re often the next call.
What it usually means when you have blurry vision:
Blurry vision may come from cataracts, dry eye, changes in prescription, or issues at the back of the eye.
When to worry about blurry vision:
If blurry vision is sudden, or your vision is getting worse, or affecting your driving and/ or daily tasks.
Best next step:
Get checked, blurry vision is almost always treatable. You don’t have to call The Eye Doctor, blurry vision is something your local optician can help prognose and treat. If it is necessary, they may refer you to us here.
Most Common Conditions For Blurry Vision:
Cataract
Refractive Error (Short-sight / Long-sight / Astigmatism / Presbyopia)
Dry Eye
Posterior Capsular Opacification (PCO)
Macula Degeneration (AMD)
Most Common Treatments For Blurry Vision:
Cataract Surgery
YAG Capsulotomy
Dry Eye Treatment (IPL, BlephEx)
LASIK / LASEK / ICL (for refractive error)
Anti-VEGF (for Wet AMD)
What it usually means when you have dry eyes:
Dry eyes happen when your tears evaporate too quickly or aren’t being produced properly. Often caused by MGD, screen use, heating, or contact lenses.
When to worry about dry eyes:
If your eyes burn, water excessively, feel gritty, or bother you most days.
Best next step:
Your optician can diagnose dry eye and blocked glands. If you need advanced dry eye treatments, they may refer you to us.
Most Common Conditions For Dry Eyes:
Dry Eye
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction (MGD)
Blepharitis
Most Common Treatments for Dry Eyes:
IPL Dry Eye Treatment
BlephEx
Punctal Plugs
What it usually means when you have light sensitivity:
Light sensitivity often comes from dry eye, inflammation, migraines, or early cataracts.
When to worry about light sensitivity:
If it’s new, painful, or comes with blurry vision or headaches.
Best next step:
Your optician can rule out the common causes of light sensitivity. If anything more complex is suspected, they may refer you to us.
Most Common Conditions For Light Sensitivity:
Dry Eye
Migraine / Eye Strain
Cataract
Most Common Treatments for Light Sensitivity:
Dry Eye Treatments (IPL / BlephEx)
Cataract Surgery
Updated glasses prescription (optician)
What it usually means when focusing triggers headaches or migraines:
Often this comes from eye strain, uncorrected vision, dry eye, or light sensitivity.
When to worry about headaches from focusing:
If migraines are frequent, stronger than usual, or temporarily affect your vision.
Best next step:
Your optician can check if your eyes or prescription are contributing. If the cause isn’t clear, they may recommend further assessment with us.
Most Common Conditions For Migraines:
Refractive Error (esp. astigmatism)
Eye Strain
Dry Eye
Most Common Treatments for Migraines:
Corrective lenses / LASIK / SmartSight
Dry Eye Treatments
Blink/screen-time hygiene (optician-led)
What it usually means when you have cloudy vision:
Cloudy vision commonly comes from cataracts, dry eye, or mild swelling at the back of the eye.
When to worry about cloudy vision:
If colours look faded, night driving is harder, or things look “misty” all the time.
Best next step:
Your optician can easily check for cataracts or other causes. If treatment is needed, they may refer you to us.
Most Common Conditions For Cloudy Vision:
Cataract (this is #1 by far)
PCO (YAG needed)
Dry Eye
Most Common Treatments for Cloudy Vision:
Cataract Surgery
YAG Capsulotomy
Dry Eye Treatment
What it usually means when you have floaters:
Floaters are usually harmless age-related changes in the eye’s gel.
When to worry about floaters:
If floaters suddenly appear, increase fast, or come with flashes or a dark shadow.
Best next step:
See your optician urgently. They can assess floaters and arrange same-day referral if necessary.
Most Common Conditions For Seeing Floaters:
Floaters
Retinal Tear
Retinal Detachment
Most Common Treatments for Seeing Floaters:
YAG Vitreolysis
Vitrectomy
What it usually means when you see flashing lights:
Flashes can happen when the gel inside the eye pulls on the retina.
When to worry about flashing lights:
Always. This could be a concern, especially if you also see floaters or a shadow.
Best next step:
See your optician the same day. They will refer urgently if needed. If you can not see your optician, call us here at The Eye Doctor.
Most Common Conditions For Seeing Flashing Lights:
Retinal Tear
Retinal Detachment
Floaters
Most Common Treatments For Seeing Flashing Lights:
Vitrectomy
Retinal Laser (if applicable)
What it usually means when you have poor night vision:
Night vision problems often come from cataracts, dry eye, or prescription changes.
When to worry about poor night vision:
If driving at night feels unsafe or glare from headlights has increased, or low light affects focusing.
Best next step:
Your optician can test for night vision problems and advise next steps. If cataracts or another issue are found, they may refer you to us.
Most Common Conditions For Poor Night Vision:
Cataract
Dry AMD
Macula Disease
Most Common Treatments for Poor Night Vision:
Cataract Surgery
Anti-VEGF
Macula Surgery (if needed)
What it usually means when you have droopy eyelids:
This can be a weak eyelid muscle (ptosis) or excess skin weighing the eyelid down.
When to worry about droopy eyelids:
If they block your vision, make you raise your eyebrows, or affect reading.
Best next step:
Your optician or GP can check if it affects your field of vision. If surgery would help, they can refer you to us.
Most Common Conditions For Droopy Eyelids:
Ptosis
Dermatochalasis (excess eyelid skin)
Most Common Treatments for Migraines:
Ptosis Surgery
Upper Eyelid Blepharoplasty
What it usually means when you have watery eyes:
Watery eyes often come from dry eye, blocked tear ducts, or irritation on the eye surface.
When to worry about watery eyes:
If it’s persistent, interferes with daily life, or comes with soreness.
Best next step:
Your optician can identify the cause quickly. If ducts are blocked or advanced dry eye is suspected, they may refer you here.
Most Common Conditions For Watery Eyes:
Dry Eye
MGD
Blepharitis, Ectropion
Most Common Treatments for Watery Eyes:
IPL Dry Eye Treatment
BlephEx
Punctal Plugs
Lower Eyelid Correction
